In the age of remote work and hybrid job structures, we often romanticize the idea of earning a living without leaving the comfort of our homes. The allure of working in pajamas, sipping coffee, and avoiding the daily commute seems irresistible. But let’s take a step back and consider a group of people who have been practicing a similar lifestyle for centuries — the Mbendjele BaYaka, a hunter-gatherer community in the Congo.
It Takes Two Black Holes to Tango
Just like humans, black holes come in singles and pairs. And when a third black hole joins an existing pair, the three-body dynamics is…