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I wish I could begin this by saying I figured everything out.
I haven’t.
I’m 25, I work at McDonald’s for slightly more than minimum wage, and I still spend a lot of my free time looking at research programs I’m afraid to apply to.
My lowest grade in university was 96 percent.
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The Online Scam Every Parent of a Teenage Boy Needs to Know About – Shield And Fortify
27 Photos For When You Need to Remember What Life Felt Like Before Everything Got Complicated – Ned Hardy
This is a great dash cam to get for your car. It records the front and rear of your car, captures sharp footage day or night, and costs far less than premium systems. – Amazon
Anthropic Says It Blocked Possible Efforts to Build Biological Weapons – NYTimes
Data centers are bringing Americans together – Archive.ph
More Money Than They Ever Imagined—and No Clue How to Spend It – WSJ
Batteries just broke another record in the US – Technology Review
26 Works of Art Worth Slowing Down For – Ned Hardy
This white noise machine uses a real internal fan instead of digitally recorded sounds, producing a natural, steady rush of air that effectively masks distracting noise without blowing air around the room. – Amazon
OpenAI’s sly mathematical breakthrough sends a chill through academia – Archive.ph
Michael Jackson’s iconic style, fashion, and choreography were heavily influenced by Bob Fosse’s performance as the Snake in the 1974 musical film The Little Prince. – Reddit
How to rediscover your purpose later in life – Psyche
Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measured – NPR
Ranked: 100 Global Cities by Quality of Life and Cost – Visual Capitalist
25 Years After 9/11, Questions About the FBI’s Pursuit of Saudi Suspects in the Case Have Only Grown – ProPublica
I knew I had a problem when I realized I couldn’t watch a movie without checking my phone every ten minutes.
It wasn’t just movies. Waiting for food, sitting in a taxi or standing in line—every empty moment became something I needed to fill.
So six months ago, I deleted TikTok and Instagram and stopped watching Reels, Shorts and anything else that allowed me to scroll endlessly.
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My wife and my family have never really gotten along. Whenever there is an argument, my wife expects me to take her side. Most of the time I do because I am her husband and I do not want her to feel like she is alone.
Recently, though, something happened that made me rethink that.
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21 Fascinating Photos That Deserve a Closer Look – Ned Hardy
You need to get a pressure washer! It makes quick work of grimy driveways, patios, fences, outdoor furniture, and siding—and it’s great for washing the car, too. – Amazon
The 25 Photos That Defined the Modern Age – NYTimes
OpenAI claims to have solved maths problem that stumped humans for decades – The Guardian
Man told ChatGPT he was feeling delusional. ChatGPT insisted he was Jesus. – Ars Technica
Pamela Anderson says hepatitis C was ‘death sentence’ that ‘took everything I had in my bank’ – NBC News
How to fight with the people we care about, illustrated – NPR
20 Painfully Relatable Memes for Small Business Owners and Entrepreneurs – Ned Hardy
This lets you safely wash your entire car with one bucket of water—just wipe it on and dry it off, with no hose or rinsing required. – Amazon
LIV Golf Files for Bankruptcy—and Owes Top Golfers Millions – ESPN
Amazon plane’s black box reveals strange sequence of events just before cargo jet skidded off runway, killing 5 – CNN
TSA brings back gate access for some people without plane tickets 25 years after 9/11 – AP News
Third Burning Man participant dies at festival – Paste Magazine
Flock Taught Cops How to Surveil No Kings Protesters – 404 Media
‘Artificial’ Trailer: First Look at Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman in Creepy Biopic – Hollywood Reporter
I’ve spent the past ten years working as a professional matchmaker. During that time, I’ve interviewed thousands of single people, listened to both sides of more dates than I could possibly count, and learned that what people say they want is not always the same as what actually makes them happy.
I now run my own matchmaking company, but I started out working for a larger agency. In those early years, I believed good matchmaking was mostly about finding someone who checked the right boxes: the appropriate age, education, career, appearance, religion and lifestyle. Those things still matter, but experience has taught me that compatibility is much more difficult to reduce to a list.
