My personal reflections on English language.
By C.R.Luismël Originally written on August 10, 2022, just days before my birthday. Today I’m bringing it back to share with you. I once came across some rather bold theories suggesting that the Incas —the imperial ruling class among the Quechua peoples at the time of the Europeans’ arrival— were actually Vikings or their descendants, … Read More “🪨 Were the Incas descendants of Vikings?” »
By C.R.Luismël Originally posted on February 25, 2022. Today I’m bringing it back so it continues to spark reflection. Do you remember the charming Austrian Captain Von Trapp from The Sound of Music?Now imagine that same actor portraying none other than the historical Inca Atahualpa, the last sovereign of the vast empire of Tahuantinsuyo. Yes, … Read More “🎥 Christopher Plummer as Atahualpa: a forgotten cinematic gem” »
By C.R.Luismël The Day “Little Boy” Fell Exactly 75 years ago, the United States waited patiently for a clear, cloudless morning over the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The reason: to drop the first atomic bomb in human history—ironically nicknamed “Little Boy.” The city was chosen for its strategic significance: a key military and logistical hub … Read More “🇯🇵 Hiroshima: 75 Years Since the Darkest Dawn” »
A reflection on cultural integration By CRLuismël Article originally published on 10/12/2019, reviewed on 10/12/2025. Every October 12 marks the commemoration of Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the Americas. Beyond controversy, this event represents one of the most consequential encounters in human history — the meeting and eventual fusion of two worlds that gave rise to … Read More “October 12: Fusion and Legacy” »
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