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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.
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45 Years Ago, One Weird, Gorgeous Movie Attempted The Impossible – Fatherly

He Played Willis on ‘Diff’rent Strokes’. See Todd Bridges Now at 58 – Wanderer

This is probably the most secure way protect your online accounts – Amazon

Crispr gene editing shown to permanently lower high cholesterol – ARS Technica

Street fighter walked into a gym and found exactly what he was looking for – Reddit

Whatever Happened to Actress Cindy Eilbacher? – Ned Hardy

Disney will now release only one superhero pic next year, instead of three – Hollywood Reporter

How to Recover Data From a Seemingly-Dead Computer – Popular Science

The case for inviting everyone to everything – VOX

10 Reasons People Get Lost in the Wild – Outside

How to Save Enough to Say ‘No’ to Jobs – Yahoo

I’m 27M literally obsessed with dirty panties – Reddit

10 Basic Programming Principles Every Programmer Must Know – Make Use of

In This Annual Nepalese Festival, Dogs Get Pampered For Being God’s Messengers – Bored Panda

A controversial tech millionaire says his father, 70, is now biologically 46 thanks to injections of his ‘super blood’ – Insider

10 years ago, Batkid was battling bad guys and cancer — now he’s 15 and healthy – NPR

A Week In San Francisco On A $133,000 Salary – Refinery 29

Americans are tipping more than ever, but feel confused about it – The Hustle

Confessions

Confession of the Day

Doctor Doom

Wife no longer wants to work.

We’ve been married for just over 4 years and things have been going great. No children and aren’t planning to have any. Combine that with the two of us making decent/ok salaries in our moderate cost-of-living area, and we have a comfortable life. Could be better of course, but I’m working on that and I was under the impression that she was too.

She told me yesterday that her “dream” was for me to make enough money for her to be able to quit her job and stay home. This came as a pretty big shock to me, as it was the first I’ve ever heard anything like this in the years I’ve been with her.

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Music

Hot New Music of the Day

Check out Ali Coyle’s new song, ‘Dream Killer’. It’s this amazing blend of indie rock and soulful harmonies, with a touch of modern synth. The way she sings about facing our fears and moving past them is really powerful. Plus, there’s this super cool music video with a great story. Definitely worth a listen and a watch!”

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Being Proactive and Not Reactive: The Key to a Fulfilling Life

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up reacting to events and situations around us rather than taking charge of our lives in a proactive way. Being proactive simply means taking conscious control and initiative to make things happen rather than just letting things happen to you. It’s about shaping your life intentionally rather than just responding to whatever comes your way.

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13 Signs for Gauging Your Growth in Character – The Art of Manliness

Oregon Decriminalized Hard Drugs. It Isn’t Working – WSJ

Mrs. Doubtfire Is Problematic – Here’s Why Daniel Is The Real Villain – Wanderer

Whatever Happened To Lisa Eilbacher From Beverly Hills Cop? – Ned Hardy

Super durable Wind-Proof Umbrella that is reinforced with fiberglass ribs and teflon coating and comes with Lifetime Guarantee! – Amazon

Marvel Studios to Abandon Jonathan Majors’ Kang Storyline – CBR

Here’s the inflation breakdown for October 2023 — in one chart – CNBC

The Easiest Ways to Take Better Vacation Pictures – Life Hacker

Life expectancy for men in U.S. falls to 73 years — six years less than for women, per study – Stat News

How to talk to older people in your life about scams – AP News

Cardiologists on 20 simple, successful steps to a healthy heart – The Guardian

‘I Hope It Bankrupts Them’: Las Vegas Residents Enraged Ahead Of Formula 1 Grand Prix – Jalopnik

Whatever Happened to Miki Jinbo From Japanese Cult Horror Film ‘House’ (1977) – Ned Hardy

It’s a small, easily packed item that can save your entire family’s life for about $20-30, that you should bring with you on trips – Amazon

5 Things Marvel Studios Should Do to Course Correct After The Marvels – Den of Geek

I had the best sex of my life high on drugs with a prostitute – Reddit

This Quick Hack Will Exponentially Improve Copy and Paste on Your iPhone – Inside Hook

20 Eerie Last Known Historical Photographs – Linkiest

How Free Streaming Websites Could Harm Your Online Security – Hackernoon

The Eerie, Influential Afterlife of ‘Ecco the Dolphin’ – The Ringer

Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

In 1911, an unlikely baseball team took the field at the Wyoming State Penitentiary – a team comprised entirely of inmates sentenced to death for violent crimes. Led by star player and convicted murderer Joseph Seng, the prison’s baseball team quickly became a fleeting sensation.

The “Death Row All Stars,” as they were known, were thrust into competition by the warden, Felix Alston, as part of his new reform initiatives. Their opponent in all four games was a strong local team, the Wyoming Supply Company Juniors. Against all odds, the All Stars dominated, winning each game decisively.

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