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What It’s Like to Marry the Right Person

There’s a common belief that love is an unpredictable, mercurial force, like a lightning storm that either electrifies you into an ecstatic state or fries you into charcoal. This belief is mostly bullshit. Love is mostly logistics. It’s about how much effort it takes to exist next to another human being without wanting to spontaneously relocate to a different time zone.
Happiness Isn’t Something You Find—It’s Something You Build

For many of us, happiness feels like something just out of reach—a future destination we’ll arrive at once we get the right job, find the perfect partner, or hit that next big milestone. But research on well-being tells a different story: happiness isn’t something you discover. It’s something you create.
That’s good news because it means you don’t have to wait for your circumstances to change to start feeling happier. Small, intentional choices in your daily life can have a profound effect on your mood, your outlook, and even your long-term well-being.
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Watch California’s Internet-Famous Bald Eagles Tend to Three New Eggs, Expected to Hatch Soon – Smithsonian
A Damn Fine Collection of Fascinating Photos – Ned Hardy
Probably the most effective brush out there and is a godsend for managing shedding on your dog or cat – Amazon
Unvaccinated Child Dies of Measles in Texas, Officials Say – NY Times
To Delay Death, Lift Weights – Outside
20 Pictures That Will Make You Nostalgic For the Sixties – Linkiest
43 of the Most Iconic Short Stories in the English Language – Lit Hub
How to grow your career once you’re at a company you like – Fast Co
10 Striking Propaganda Posters and the History Behind Them – Ned Hardy
Underrated kitchen tool. They are really useful for zesting citrus, and grating garlic, ginger, and hard cheeses – Amazon
In-car advertising glitch may be preview of a distracting future – ARS Technica
Hubble completes the largest galactic mosaic of all-time – Big Think
‘Buffy’ and ‘Gossip Girl’ actress Michelle Trachtenberg dead at 39 – ABC
Watch Out for the Latest PayPal Phishing Scam – Life Hacker
Autechre Announce First North American Tour in a Decade – Pitchfork
14 Therapist Reveal Unusually Common Things They Often Hear, That People Are Hesitant To Disclose

1. Unwanted intrusive thoughts are normal and do not mean you are a bad person (yes, even intrusions of sexual/religious/moral themes).
By definition, these are thoughts that are unwanted bc they go against your own values and highlight what you don’t want to do (eg, a religious person having unwanted blasphemous images pop into their mind, or a new parent having unwanted sexual thoughts about their new baby).
However normal these thoughts are (over 90% of the population), the moral nature of these thoughts mean that often people experience a lot of shame and take many years before they first tell someone about them.
Why Are Graphing Calculators Still So Expensive?

If you’ve ever shopped for a graphing calculator, you’ve probably asked yourself the same question: Why does this thing cost over $100?
After all, we live in an era where smartphones are more powerful than most desktop computers from a decade ago. There are free apps that can solve complex calculus problems in seconds. And yet, somehow, the TI-84 Plus—a calculator that first launched in 2004—still retails for around $120.
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Confessions of a Man Who Got The Penuma Implant

First, some quick details:
- Surgery: January 2023
- Penuma XXL – this was right before the Penuma plus so I got the classic
- Pre-surgery Measurements:
- Flaccid: 3 inches length; 4 inches girth
- Erect: 6 inches Length; 6 inches girth
- Post-Surgery Measurements:
- Flaccid: 6 inches length; 6 inches girth
- Erect: 6.25 inches length; 7.5 inches (mid-shaft) to 8 inches (base) girth
- Male – 50’s
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Why Strength Training is Non-Negotiable for a Long, Healthy Life

If you want to live longer—and, more importantly, stay strong and independent while doing it—there’s one habit you can’t afford to ignore: lifting weights.
Research has long shown that aerobic exercise, like walking or jogging, is excellent for heart health and longevity. But increasingly, scientists are finding that strength training is just as essential, if not more so, for maintaining a high quality of life as we age. Studies consistently show that regular resistance training helps preserve muscle, strengthen bones, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Perhaps most compelling, it also appears to lower the risk of premature death—even more than some well-known risk factors like smoking or diabetes.
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How to maintain a healthy gut – Psyche
23 Photos That Show What Life Was Like in 1965 – Ned Hardy
This cooler performs just as well as the Yeti but at a fraction of the price – Amazon
For Many of America’s Aging Workers, ‘Retirement Is a Distant Dream’ – Time
How Livvy Dunne became one of the most famous names in sports – ESPN
The Fascinating Anatomy of the Presidential Motorcade – The War Zone
‘Star Wars’ Boss Kathleen Kennedy Planning to Exit LucasFilm at the End of 2025 – Variety
How North Korea pulled off a $1.5 billion crypto heist—the biggest in history – ARS Technica
You Can Learn A Lot About Short Guys By The Memes They Post Online – Ned Hardy
If you make salads, this is a worthy investment. They really do dry the greens really well. I wouldn’t consider them necessary, but it sure is nice to have – Amazon
7 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Hitler’s Wife, Eva Braun – Linkiest
The Six Keys to Positive Communication – Greater Good
Google Is Ditching SMS Code Verification, and That’s a Good Thing – Life Hacker
Ranked: The 20 Best-Performing S&P 500 Stocks (2005-2024) – Visual Capitalist


