The Elephants, Oil on Canvas, Salvador Dali, 1948.
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What is a Codependent Relationship?
Codependency is an unhealthy relationship pattern where one partner relies on the other partner for their self-worth, happiness, and fulfillment. This leads to an imbalanced relationship dynamic. While caring for your partner is healthy, a codependent relationship goes too far. One partner essentially becomes dependent on the other to meet all of their emotional and sometimes even physical needs.
Linkage
She Played Rachael in Blade Runner. See Sean Young Now at 63 – Wanderer
How to Tell If Your iPhone Is Tapped – Life Hacker
Visualized: Who Americans Spend Their Time With – Visual Capitalist
Whatever Happened To Janelle Brady From ‘Class Of Nuke ‘Em High’? – Ned Hardy
This mechanical keyboard is a good first entry point in the world of clickety clack – Amazon
Tinder Launches $499 USD-Per-Month “Tinder Select” Membership – Tech Crunch
Florida police identify woman killed in ‘alligator attack’ as daughter describes ‘unbearable pain’ – Fox News
We put our blind faith in Mercedes-Benz’s first-of-its-kind autonomous Drive Pilot feature – The Verge
GPT-4 With Vision: Examples, Limitations, And Potential Risks – Search Engine Journal
Why More Psychiatrists Think Mindfulness Can Help Treat ADHD – VOX
You Train The World How To Treat You – Thrive
14 Deep Thoughts That Only Overthinkers Have But Never Share – Thought Catalog
Netflix: Christian Bale Shape-Shifts Into Dick Cheney in This 2018 Biopic – Wanderer
Whatever Happened to Melanie Vincz From “The Lost Empire”? – Ned Hardy
Black Bear Chows Down on Family’s Meal Mere Inches From Them in Wild Video – Nash
This Exact Nap Structure Can Help Parents Survive An All-Nighter – Fatherly
ICU Needs to Be Re-Sterilized After Insane Clown Posse Make-A-Wish Visit – The Hard Times
What Is the Cycle of Avoidance And How to Break It – Life Hack
15+ Facts About the Amish Lifestyle That Would Be a Challenge for Lots of People – Bright Side
The Dumping Grounds
Math Problem of the Day
If you worked every single day and made $5000/day from the time Columbus sailed to America. How much money would you have if you put all of it in a savings account that returned 2% interest each year?
To answer this question, we need to break it down into a few steps:
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Calculate the number of days since Columbus sailed to America.
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Calculate the total amount earned without investing.
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Calculate the amount if invested in an index fund.
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Number of Days Since Columbus Sailed to America: Columbus sailed to America in 1492. Let’s assume today’s date is September 27, 2023.
12 Engineers Reveal The Progression of the Salary Since Graduating
1. Recent (>1 year) grad with BS and MS in mechanical engineering from a top 5 school. Currently in defense/aerospace in the South (high COL area) making between $75k and $85k, plus benefits, making sure that engineering changes meet specifications.
I also had an offer for $90k in the north with no benefits. That would’ve been in semiconductors.
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Confession of the Day
During a huge fight, my wife told me I’m not our daughter’s father.
My wife and I have a six year old daughter. We’ve been married for almost 9 years.
We got into a really big argument, which isn’t unusual for us these days. We’ve been on the verge of divorce multiple times but always end up changing our minds.
This time, she got so mad that she yelled at the top of her lungs “She’s not even your daughter, and he was a better fuck too!” “She” being our daughter, of course.
Why is Gen Z is More Susceptible to Online Scams Than Baby Boomers?
Recent surveys show Gen Z is three times more likely to be caught in a scam and twice as likely to have their social media hacked. What makes the youngest generation so vulnerable?
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Picture of the Day
Japan’s surrender delegation boards the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay to end World War II. September 2, 1945
The ceremony aboard the deck of Missouri lasted 23 minutes and was broadcast throughout the world. It occurred at 35.3547°N 139.76°E in Tokyo Bay.
The instrument was first signed by the Japanese foreign minister Mamoru Shigemitsu "By Command and on behalf of the Emperor of Japan and the Japanese Government" (9:04 a.m.)
At 9:08 a.m., American General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, the Commander in the Southwest Pacific and Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, accepted the surrender on behalf of the Allied Powers and signed in his capacity as Supreme Commander.
Linkage
The 50 Worst Decisions in Movie History – Rolling Stone
She Played ‘Kandi’ On Two and a Half Men, See April Bowlby Now At 44 – Wanderer
Whatever Happened to Andree Maranda From The Toxic Avenger? – Ned Hardy
How Your Tips Made Instacart an $8 Billion Company – Slate
Gen Z falls for online scams more than their boomer grandparents do – VOX
How to Destroy Your Friends and Family in 4 Popular Board Games – Popular Science
Deal! WGA, AMPTP Reach Historic Contract Agreement to End 146-Day Writers Strike – Variety
Those who pay off their credit card balance each month are known as “deadbeats” in the financial world – Investopedia
This Samuel L Jackson Thriller on Netflix Includes a Monologue That Rivals Pulp Fiction – Wanderer
Confessions of a Viral AI Writer – Wired
What’s It Like Working in a Ghost Kitchen? We Couldn’t Get Close Enough to Ask – Eater
How to Say “No” After Saying “Yes" – HBR
I survived three days in a capsized boat on the ocean floor – praying in my air bubble – The Guardian
12 Amazing Photographs from the Civil War – Linkiest
Haley Van Voorhis becomes first woman non-kicker to play in NCAA football game – ESPN
How To Be Judgmental — But In A Good Way – Fatherly
Ford’s Theatre tickets from the night Lincoln was assassinated sell for $262,500 – NPR
Mapped: How Much Does it Take to be the Top 1% in Each U.S. State? – Visual Capitalist