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Walk the Great Wall.
Walk the Great Wall: A (Slightly Sweaty) Lecture on an Icon (Disclaimer: This lecture assumes a moderate level of fitness, a healthy appreciation for crumbling brick, and a tolerance for…
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Visit Yellowstone.
Yellowstone: A Geyser Gazing, Bison Bumping, Bear Aware Bonanza! 🐻🌋🏞️ (A Lecture in Three Acts: History, Geology, and Practical Shenanigans) Welcome, esteemed adventurers, nature nerds, and anyone who accidentally clicked…
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Explore Stonehenge.
Stonehenge: A Hilariously Enigmatic Lecture on Rocks, Rituals, and Really Old Stuff 🗿 (Welcome, esteemed scholars, history buffs, and anyone who accidentally wandered in! Settle in, grab a beverage (preferably…
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See the Sydney Opera House.
Behold! The Sydney Opera House: A Glorious, Architectural Opera (of Errors?) (Lecture Hall Lights Dim, Dramatic Music Swells, A Spotlight Shines on a Projected Image of the Sydney Opera House)…
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Visit the Tower of London.
Welcome, Ye Curious Souls, to the Tower of London: A Lecture in Stone, Blood, and Bling! 🏰👑 (Sound of a creaking door followed by a raven squawk) Alright, settle down,…
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Visit Versailles.
Visit Versailles: A Royal Rampage Through History (and Excess!) (Lecture delivered with dramatic flair, a slightly theatrical voice, and perhaps a powdered wig askew) Ah, Versailles! Just the name conjures…
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Walk the Roman Forum.
Walk the Roman Forum: A Stroll Through Power, Politics, and Pigeon Poo Alright, settle down class! Welcome, welcome! Today, we're ditching the dusty textbooks and embarking on a virtual field…
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Experience Times Square.
Experience Times Square: A Sensory Overload Seminar (with Survival Tips!) (Welcome! Grab your complimentary earplugs and existential dread. Today, we're diving headfirst into the chaotic, glittering, and occasionally terrifying wonderland…
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Explore Jerusalem.
Jerusalem: A Whirlwind Romp Through History, Holiness, and Hummus (Lecture Transcript - Professor Archibald Quibble, Department of Slightly Eccentric History) (Professor Quibble adjusts his spectacles, sending a chain attached to…
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Visit the Vatican City.
Lecture: Visiting the Vatican City: A Holy Rollercoaster (and Art History 101) (Professor: Dr. Artie Fact, PhD in Art History, minor in Existential Angst) (Opening slide: Image of the Vatican…