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Author: Theodore Lee

Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity,  you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
Links

Linkage

The Best Games of 2023 – Den of Geek

Whatever Happened to Heidi Lucas from ‘Salute Your Shorts’? – Ned Hardy

The Best Episode From Each Star Trek Series – Wanderer

I don’t often sing the praises of a vegetable peeler, but this things always put a smile on my face when I use it – Amazon

Kim Jong Un CRIES in front of thousands of women as he calls on them to have more children – Independent

20 things we learned from the Epic v. Google trial – The Verge

Rubi Rose Shares Desperate Texts From No. 1 OnlyFans Spender That Show Him Professing His Love and Getting Tat of Her – Complex

Inside the last porn theater in Los Angeles – LA Times

Your car might be watching you to keep you safe − at the expense of your privacy – The Conversation

The sauna secret: why Finland is the happiest country in the world – The Guardian

Qubit by qubit, the quantum computers of tomorrow are coming into being – VOX

Google Just Launched Gemini, Its Long-Awaited Answer to ChatGPT – WIRED

One of the best blow dryers on the market. Fast, efficient, durable and is the workhorse in many salons – Amazon

11 Unforgettable Moments When Sitcoms Got Serious – Ned Hardy

Brock Lesnar’s daughter breaks school shot put record – ESPN

7 most in-demand programming languages for 2024 – The Next Web

Panera Bread’s Charged Lemonade is being blamed for another death – Fast Co

How to Brine Salmon for More Flavorful, Flaky Fish – Bon Appetit

The Best Car Under $40K of 2023 Is the Toyota Prius – The Drive

Elon Musk says ‘$25,000 Tesla’ development is far along – Autoblog

Confessions

Confession of the Day

I, HLM (high libido male) recently had severe depression which was not noticed by my wife. A few months later, and after some changes, I feel a lot better. I made the decision that my marriage was over completely and asked to begin formally separating.

My LLF (low libido female) 34 wife and I had been together 17 years, married for 8, two kids, 3 and 5. We have had a completely dead bedroom for 6 years other than 12 times (yes precisely), to get her pregnant with our second kid.

I had been really struggling with the lack of sex and intimacy for a long time, but given the kids’ arrival and all of the shit that happens around childbirth and pregnancy, I held back from making big decisions for far longer than I was comfortable.

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Life Advice

Is This Really All There Is to Life?

Eat sleep go to work, repeat. Where’s the adventure? Where’s the romance ? Seems like we are all slaving away to the rat race and have no time for passion projects. The monotony of routine is killing me

Your sentiment echoes in the hearts of many. The daily grind – eat, sleep, work, repeat – can indeed feel like an endless loop, devoid of the adventure and romance we yearned for in our younger days.

In adulthood, unlike childhood where adventures are often planned for us, we must take the initiative to create our own excitement and experiences.

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Life Advice

You Cannot Directly Control How Anyone Else Thinks or Feels about You.

Many of us spend an inordinate amount of time and energy trying to shape how others perceive us. We curate our social media profiles, rehearse conversations, and often alter our behavior in the pursuit of approval or acceptance. This pursuit, however, is akin to chasing shadows. People’s thoughts and feelings are filtered through their own experiences, biases, and emotional states. These filters are beyond our control.

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Links

Linkage

Five Ways Mindfulness Helps You Age Better – Greater Good

She Played Kris on Charlie’s Angels. See Cheryl Ladd Now at 72 – Wanderer

Tampa woman posed as homeschooled 14-year-old to molest middle schoolers – NY Post

Essential reading for anyone that wants to stop being a nice guy and improve their life dramatically – Amazon

The 6 Best Episodes of the Twilight Zone from the 1985 Revivial – Ned Hardy

Who’s Who Behind the Dawn of the Modern Artificial Intelligence Movement – NY Times

What’s it like being a Disney Adult? – The Face

Grand Theft Auto 6 Trailer Breakdown: Easter Eggs, References, And Teases – GameSpot

Tesla whistleblower calls cars with Autopilot “experiments in public roads” – ARS Technica

11 Ways To Reassure Your Girlfriend Of Your Love – Knowledge For Men

How to Score the Best National Park Campsites for Summer – Outside

Ex-U.S. ambassador accused of being Cuba’s secret agent since 1981 – AP News

Whatever Happened to Jeri Weil from ‘Leave It To Beaver’? – Ned Hardy

Super underrated kitchen tool…Great at scooping and scraping. Whacking a block of cheese or butter in half. Crushing garlic cloves. Cracking peppercorns. Dividing dough – Amazon

Absolute tank of a man lays out guys in a street fight – Reddit

How Many Shrooms Should You Take If It’s Your First Time? – Mel Magazine

How to Meet Your Next Romantic Partner in Real Life – Life Hacker

Inside the A.I. Arms Race That Changed Silicon Valley Forever – NY Times

The Seven Most Dangerous Cult Leaders of the last 100 years – Linkiest

Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

Contraband found in fake lumber attempting to enter Texas prison

Officers at the Polunsky Unit recently confiscated a piece of hollowed-out wood sent to the facility’s craft shop containing 30 cell phones and cell phone accessories. After further investigation, two civilians, Janette Pizana and John Charles Godoy, were both arrested and charged by Office of the Inspector General investigators with Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity and introducing a Prohibited Item in a Correctional Facility.
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The iPhone reigns supreme inside correctional facilities — with the newest model commanding up to $6,000. Older versions or other smartphones can sell for as much $3,400; even cracked or damaged devices can still cost up to $2,000.

Finances

Examining the Pitfalls of Whole Life Insurance

When it comes to financial planning, life insurance is a critical component, offering peace of mind and security for one’s family. Among the various types of life insurance, whole life insurance often emerges as a popular choice, touted for its lifelong coverage and investment component. However, a closer inspection reveals several drawbacks that may not make it the ideal choice for everyone.

Let’s delve into why whole life insurance is frequently criticized and what makes it a less favorable option for many.

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