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If you’ve ever shopped for a graphing calculator, you’ve probably asked yourself the same question: Why does this thing cost over $100?
After all, we live in an era where smartphones are more powerful than most desktop computers from a decade ago. There are free apps that can solve complex calculus problems in seconds. And yet, somehow, the TI-84 Plus—a calculator that first launched in 2004—still retails for around $120.
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If you want to live longer—and, more importantly, stay strong and independent while doing it—there’s one habit you can’t afford to ignore: lifting weights.
Research has long shown that aerobic exercise, like walking or jogging, is excellent for heart health and longevity. But increasingly, scientists are finding that strength training is just as essential, if not more so, for maintaining a high quality of life as we age. Studies consistently show that regular resistance training helps preserve muscle, strengthen bones, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Perhaps most compelling, it also appears to lower the risk of premature death—even more than some well-known risk factors like smoking or diabetes.
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How to maintain a healthy gut – Psyche
23 Photos That Show What Life Was Like in 1965 – Ned Hardy
This cooler performs just as well as the Yeti but at a fraction of the price – Amazon
For Many of America’s Aging Workers, ‘Retirement Is a Distant Dream’ – Time
How Livvy Dunne became one of the most famous names in sports – ESPN
The Fascinating Anatomy of the Presidential Motorcade – The War Zone
‘Star Wars’ Boss Kathleen Kennedy Planning to Exit LucasFilm at the End of 2025 – Variety
How North Korea pulled off a $1.5 billion crypto heist—the biggest in history – ARS Technica
You Can Learn A Lot About Short Guys By The Memes They Post Online – Ned Hardy
If you make salads, this is a worthy investment. They really do dry the greens really well. I wouldn’t consider them necessary, but it sure is nice to have – Amazon
7 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Hitler’s Wife, Eva Braun – Linkiest
The Six Keys to Positive Communication – Greater Good
Google Is Ditching SMS Code Verification, and That’s a Good Thing – Life Hacker
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1. I want my left foot gone. There’s a distinct line where I feel the stump should end. My foot feels like it’s supposed to be there, but at the same time it’s not. My foot, ankle or the lower half of my shin will tingle or hurt sometimes. Every day, I wake up and think: “Damn it, my foot is still attached to my body”.
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1. That not everyone is poor because they’re lazy or stupid or just didn’t try hard enough. There’s this deeply embedded belief in our country that poor people somehow deserve to be poor, and it’s amazing to me how blindly people believe this.
My parents have worked my entire life, often more than one job at a time. When I was in high school both my parents had two jobs, and we could still barely afford stuff. And it’s not because they’re lazy, that’s for damn sure. It’s not because they’re dumb, either. It’s because shit fucking happens sometimes, man. It’s been nearly the same for me.
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Richard Feynman, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, had a knack for making the complex seem simple. He didn’t just understand things—he knew them, inside and out, in a way that let him explain even the trickiest concepts to a first-year student or a casual bystander. His secret? A deceptively simple method that forces clarity, uncovers gaps in knowledge, and rewires the brain for deep understanding. It’s called the Feynman Technique, and if you want to learn something—not just memorize it—this is your best shot.
25 Photos That Take You Back—And Hit You Right in the Feels – Ned Hardy
This is probably the best multitool you can get if you are on a budget – Amazon
The star of the year’s most nominated film torpedoed her chance to win the trophy—in audacious fashion – The Atlantic
‘Everybody is looking at their phones,’ says man freed after 30 years in prison – Sky
Every Interview Question is Really This Question – Fast Co
Why Your Cat Thinks You’re a Huge, Unpredictable Ape – Wired
Pope Francis, in Critical Condition, Is ‘Resting’ in Hospital, Vatican Says – NY Times
25 Cool Design Ideas That Are So Damn Clever And Useful – Ned Hardy
This thing is a must for long car detailing sessions. It’s got this height-adjustable seat and rolls around easily, so it’s great for working on the car without straining your back or knees. Plus, there’s room to hold all your stuff – Amazon
Apple responds to tariff threat with a $500 billion US investment plan – The Verge
35 of the Best Long Movies Actually Worth Their Runtime – Life Hacker
A break from your smartphone can reboot your mood. Here’s how long you need – NPR
10 Child Actors Who Now Work Normal Jobs – Linkiest
How to stop checking on your ex — and everyone else you love to hate — on social media – VOX
Me and my husband have had sex maybe once in the last year. Before that, our intimacy has been slowly dwindling. When/if he tries to initiate, I say no, I’m not in the mood, I’m tired, or just straight out ignore him. I go to bed earlier than him, we barely even cuddle. I rarely initiate.
