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Lets Take A Stroll Through The Art Museum – Ned Hardy

Why You Should Never Let a Stranger Borrow Your Phone – Shield and Fortify

This is a great mouse for work and productivity. It’s comfy to use for hours on end, the dual scroll ability is great, the main scroll wheel is amazing – Amazon

Could You Survive the Black Death, the Sack of Rome and Other Historical Catastrophes? – Smithsonian

Boxer Tayden Beltran gets challenged by his former high school bully – Reddit

5 people who left civilization behind to live alone – Linkiest

A happy, fulfilling life is impossible if you don’t love yourself: Self-love is at the root of everything of value in a man’s life–relationships, health, and overall contentment.- Knowledge For Men

25 Most Beautiful Places in Europe — From Colorful Small Towns to Secret Beaches – Travel and Leisure

The Most Underrated Sci-Fi Movies of the 1960s – Den of Geek

The Inner Monologue Of People At Work Today: Office Thoughts – Ned Hardy

These magnetic screen doors are great for the summers. They keep flying bugs out, let in the breeze, and your pets and kids can go in and out as they please without worrying about keeping doors shut – Amazon

Do Compliments Make You Cringe? Here’s Why – Ascend

How to Check Your Wi-Fi Network for Suspicious Devices – Make us of

10 Bad Habits That Breed Resentment In Marriage – Fatherly

Whoever sold him that case of beer is wrong af (video) – Hoodville

The Pre-Inspection: What to Look for in a House Before Making an Offer – Art of Manliness

10 Reasons People Get Lost in the Wild – Outdoor Life

These photographs capture the American struggle during The Great Depression, 1929-1940 – Rare Historical Photos

How Saudi Arabia is buying the world – New Statesman

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What Are The Pros And Cons of Joining The Military?

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Pros:

Three hots and a cot. Top grade training in whatever technical discipline you choose, assuming you score well on the ASVAB.

Decent pay. You won’t get rich, but if you use the brain your parents gave you and don’t exceed your means, you can save a bit of money and live a decent life.

Travel opportunity I lived in 6 different countries. I saw/visited 19 more. Spent time in 27 US states

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10 Survivors Of Childhood Abuse Reveal How It Has Affected Their Lives

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1. When I was 11 or 12ish, I was abused by this disgusting monster of a man who I saw as a role model I could trust. He was one of those people who would always be suspiciously, unnaturally polite to people, and being around kids, nobody batted an eye.

I was called into his office in response to me acting out in school and from there i don’t remember much, but the abuse that occured then shaped the rest of my life. (this man went to jail later for a few years for filming young boys in the shower naked at a local school where he volunteered as a basketball coach, but is now FREE… and no accusers have come forth about anything else)

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What the ACE Quiz Tells Us About Childhood Trauma and Healing

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The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Quiz has become a widely recognized tool for assessing the impact of early life trauma on long-term health and well-being. Developed through a collaboration between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Kaiser Permanente in the 1990s, the ACE study revealed a profound connection between childhood adversity and a wide range of physical, mental, and social problems in adulthood. However, while the ACE Quiz provides valuable insights, it’s crucial to understand what it does and doesn’t mean.

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Anduril Is Building Out the Pentagon’s Dream of Deadly Drone Swarms – Wired

The World Is a Book and Those Who Do Not Travel Read Only One Page – Ned Hardy

Beware of Fake Warrant Notices: How to Spot and Avoid the Scam – Shield and Fortify

"Zojirushi rice cookers are like the Porsche of the rice cooking world. You can use much less expensive options, and they will cook rice fine, but not as nicely as a Z" – Amazon

10 Most Expensive Houses in the World – Nerdable

Birds Aren’t Real: The Prank That Turned Misinformation on Its Head – The New Republic

Meet the generation that may never retire – Business Insider

Right to repair is now the law in Colorado – The Verge

Gangs mix another potent sedative into US street drugs causing “mass overdoses” – NPR

Mexico Is About to Elect Its First Female President. Her Job: Save the Nation – WSJ

This One Goes Out To All The Cat Owners Out There – Ned Hardy

You have to try this bath cloth—it’s incredible for exfoliating and can clear up some of your skin issues. They are by far the most superior product of it’s kind in the world – Amazon

How Researchers Cracked an 11-Year-Old Password to a $3 Million Crypto Wallet – Wired

The WNBA’s meteoric rise in popularity, in one chart – VOX

Sony Music reportedly in talks to buy Queen’s music catalogue for $1bn – The Guardian

The Most Charming Small Town in Every U.S. State – Afar

What a Dumbass! This Guy Thought His Emergency Dental Surgery Was Covered by Healthcare – The Hard Times

Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles in America – Visual Capitalist

"I’m a sexter who handles various OF accounts with thousands of fans" – Reddit

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How Would Japan Have Fared in a Fight, Had the US Landed on Mainland Japan in WW2?

Imagine for a moment, the cataclysmic collision that never came to pass—an American invasion of mainland Japan in late 1945. It’s a chapter of history we narrowly avoided, but the shadow of what might have been lingers ominously. How would Japan have fared? To put it bluntly: Japan would have lost, and it would have been a catastrophe of unimaginable proportions for both sides. The ferocity of such a conflict could have scorched the very essence of Japanese culture, leaving ruins in its wake.

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