Rabbithole - Hints & Answers - Sep 2, 2026
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Today's Rabbithole
Today's puzzle by Drew Goins for The Atlantic.
Sun salutations and ujjayi breathing are foundational elements of what physical (and spiritual) discipline?
What Greek conqueror who traveled as far as India was said to have met with early yoga practitioners—“naked philosophers,” as he called them?
Alexander the Great was instructed by what Greek philosopher—who was himself taught by Plato (… who was taught by Socrates)?
Most of the scrolls in the library that Aristotle assembled in Athens were made of what paperlike material derived from a reedy aquatic plant?
What movie franchise was mocked for using the exotic-looking Papyrus typeface to subtitle characters’ lines in the alien language Na’vi?
What unconventional 2020 presidential candidate—and huge Avatar fan—has said she thinks the 2009 film could bring peace to the Middle East?
Marianne Williamson officiated a 1991 wedding (at Michael Jackson’s ranch!) between Larry Fortensky and what star entering her eighth marriage?
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