Gérard Schlosser – On a tout refait (We redid Everything) (2002)
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Vasili Pukirev – The Unequal Marriage (1862)
In the mid-19th century, Russian artist Vasili Pukirev painted a scene that would come to symbolize the stark social inequalities of his time. “The Unequal Marriage” (1862) presents a poignant and critical view of marriage practices, encapsulating the tension between tradition and individual emotion.
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Inside the Risky U.S. Probe of Allegations That Drug Mafias Financed a Campaign of Mexico’s President López Obrador – Pro Publica
A Few Photos To Help You Scratch That Nostalgic Itch – Ned Hardy
If you are tired of getting into a scorching hot car, you need this—it keeps your vehicle cool and protects your interior from sun damage – Amazon
What Do Olympians Eat for Breakfast? – NY Times
I study and train mentally strong people for a living: Here are 7 things they never do – Make It
20 Stunning Photographs Of The Human Race – Linkiest
Charted: Life Expectancy vs. Health Spending Per Capita – Visual Capitalist
Photos show what Costco looked like when it first opened in 1983 – Insider
A police drone might respond to your next 911 call – Axios
A millennial who’s been looking for a job for over 4 years says his degrees have offered little value: ‘I can’t get anything even at minimum wage’ – Business Insider
Alphabet invests another $5 billion in self-driving startup Waymo – ARS Technica
Historical Photo of the Day – Ned Hardy
If you’re always on the go with your furry friend, this portable water bottle and bowl combo is an absolute must-have for keeping them hydrated and happy – Amazon
Watch a livestream of Colorado’s ‘mega den’ of pregnant rattlesnakes – NPR
We Tested Every Lexus GX Generation On- and Off-Road. Here’s How They Compare – The Drive
How to look after your emotional health – Psyche
America’s 60-Year-Olds Are Staring at Financial Peril – WSJ
Anxious Travelers Share Their Best Tips for Reducing Travel Anxiety – Thrillist
9 Different Ways to Make Women Want You (Use These Attraction Triggers) – Wing Girl Method
10 Things to Know Before You Go to Chiang Rai – Roads and Kingdoms
Confession of an Escort Who Specializes in Late Virgins
At what point do you consider someone a late virgin?
I let them define “late”, since the entire concept of a “normal” timeframe for losing your virginity seems pretty silly and has changed considerably over the decades.
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How to Handle a Braggart: Strategies for Dealing with Boastful People
We’ve all been there. You’re in the middle of a conversation, and someone starts boasting about their latest achievements, expensive purchases, or incredible experiences. It’s not just once or twice; it’s a pattern. Dealing with a braggart can be exhausting and uncomfortable, but there are ways to navigate these interactions without losing your cool.
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How to Foster a Judgment-Free Environment with Your Partner
Let’s talk about something that’s absolutely crucial for any healthy relationship: creating a judgment-free zone. This isn’t just some feel-good fluff; it’s the bedrock of real, lasting connection.
Here’s the deal: We all want to be our authentic selves, right? But how can we do that if we’re constantly worried about being judged, mocked, or dismissed? It’s like trying to dance with cement shoes on – you’re gonna be stiff, awkward, and probably fall flat on your face.
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The Bloody Hell of Okinawa – Smithsonian
18 Of The Best Feelings In The World – Ned Hardy
A sub $20 knife that’s not junk?!?! The Opinel just work. There is no springs or scales to worry about. The steel and locking mechanism is great. Plus the design being proven reliable for over 100 years doesn’t hurt either – Amazon
13 Costco Food Court Secrets Not Many Know – The Takeout
China Is Getting Secretive About Its Supercomputers – WSJ
Jealousy Comes from Counting Others’ Blessings Instead of Your Own – Becoming Minimalist
The one person in America happy about tipping fatigue – The Hustle
How next-gen data analytics is changing American football – Knowable
Monopoly was invented to demonstrate the evils of capitalism – BBC
Doctor Reveals Safest Way To Remove Ear Wax Without Q-Tips – Instagram
How a chef turns Costco’s $5 rotisserie chicken into a week of easy meals at home – Business Insider
No more need to use my hands or utensils to scrap food off dishes before going into the dishwasher. A clever dish squeegee to make doing the dishes way less disgusting – Amazon
World’s oldest cave painting now dates back 51,200 years – Big Think
Babies don’t come with instructions. But in Oregon, they now come with a nurse – NPR
Tech billionaires can’t build their ‘California Forever’ city yet – The Verge
AI Is Already Taking Jobs in the Video Game Industry – WIRED
Ranked: Average Working Hours by Country – Visual Capitalist
7 Things New Moms Don’t Know Yet – Linkiest
How to Stay Healthy While Traveling, According to Flight Attendants – Traveler
The First Reactions to Deadpool & Wolverine Tease Gore, Cameos, and a Very Fun Time – Gizmodo
An AI mafia is forming before our eyes: Here’s the definitive map – Fast Co
10 Questions to Evaluate If Your Relationship Is Worth Holding On To
Alright, let’s cut through the fluff and get real. Relationships can be a beautiful mess, and sometimes, we find ourselves questioning if we’re in it for love or just afraid of facing the big, bad world alone.
We’ve all been there, stuck in the limbo between genuine connection and the fear of being single. If you’re wrestling with these doubts, it’s time to face some uncomfortable truths.
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Why Solving Other People’s Problems Isn’t Always Helpful
We’ve all been there. A friend comes to us with a problem, pouring their heart out about their struggles. Our first instinct? Roll up our sleeves and start problem-solving like we’re some sort of life mechanic. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: sometimes, the most helpful thing we can do is… well, not much at all.
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An OpenAI-Backed Nonprofit Gave $1,000 a Month to Poor People. Here’s What They Did With It – Wired
Pictures and Videos of the Day – Ned Hardy
Keep this in your kitchen in case of a fire. It discharges four times longer and is easier to use than a traditional fire extinguisher – Amazon
The Dangers of Using the Same Password for All Your Accounts – Shield and Fortify
Ranked: Average Annual Salaries by Country – Visual Capitalist
3 Types of Skin Cancer That Should Be on Everyone’s Radar – SELF
Indianapolis driver faces no charges after shooting & killing 29 year old driver with gun – Reddit
Hank Azaria Uses Every ‘Simpsons’ Voice He Can Think Of To Make This British Guard Laugh – TikTok
Ranking the top 25 MLB players of the 21st century – ESPN
5 Best Movie Trailers of All Time – SNIP
AI is confusing — here’s your cheat sheet – The Verge
15 Chiropractors Reveal Their Salaries and Reflect on Their Earning Potential – Ned Hardy
Blackout curtains are beyond essential if you are looking to get a better nights sleep – Amazon
Fed may be on cusp of emerging from ‘elevated’ inflation blues – Reuters
The Mongol Empire Was One Of The Largest In World History — So How Did It Fall? – All That’s Interesting
This Is How To Make Your Baby Smarter: 4 Secrets From Research – Barking Up
8 Wild West-Era Saloons Near Vegas Where You Can Still Grab a Drink – Thrillist
Here’s How I Turned ChatGPT Into a Personal Tutor (And If You’re a Student You Should Too) – How To Geek
Avoid These Lowest Paying Majors If You Want a Lucrative Career After College – Ladders
How to Get a Girlfriend If You Don’t Have Time to Date (Avoid These Mistakes) – Wing Girl Method