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Your life is your responsibility. Period.
Not your parents’. Not your boss’s. Not the economy’s. Not “society’s.” Not your partner’s. Yours.
That doesn’t mean other people haven’t screwed you over. They probably have.
It doesn’t mean bad luck isn’t real. It is.
It doesn’t mean systems aren’t unfair. They often are.
All of that can be true — and still irrelevant to what you actually control.
5 Historical Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy
These are one of those gadgets that you keep in your car and that you’ll be glad to have in case of an emergency – Amazon
Is This Billionaire a Financial Genius or a Fraudster? – Archive.ph
California Prison Yard Melee. Don’t Go To Prison Folks! – Reddit
Why Greenland Matters to U.S. Defense, in 7 Maps – WSJ
FDA deletes warning on bogus autism therapies touted by RFK Jr.‘s allies – Ars Technica
US says Canada will regret decision to allow Chinese EVs into their market – Reuters
‘I killed Daddy’: Pennsylvania boy, 11, shoots dad after Nintendo Switch taken away, courts docs say – The Guardian
24 Memes That Won The Internet This Week – Ned Hardy
These are great because they’re super strong, reusable, keep cords and hoses tangle-free, and make storage look clean and organized instead of a messy pile. – Amazon
Never-before-seen footage of uncontacted Amazonian tribe shared by conservationist – NY Post
Charted: Life Expectancy in the World’s Largest Economies – Visual Capitalist
The Dodgers Are “Breaking Baseball” Again – The Ringer
22 hobbies folks claim are surefire ways to meet super-friendly people in real life – Upworthy
How to Protect Your Credit Cards From ‘Web Skimming’ Scams – Lifehacker
When Donald Trump first floated the idea of buying Greenland in 2019, and then renewed that interest in his second term, many people treated it as a joke or a bizarre whim. But while the idea of “buying” a country in the 21st century is certainly unconventional (and diplomatically fraught), the reasons behind his interest are rooted in hard geopolitical strategy.
To understand why a U.S. President would want this massive, icy island, you have to look at it through three lenses: Military Location, Rare Resources, and Global Competition.
“You always need to be right”
I’ve heard this sentence directed at me from countless different people. It’s true, I do like to win an argument and be correct. However, I don’t really see how that’s such a negative thing. I think through the things I say and believe them to be right. I’m not going to stop believing them simply because you don’t. Think of a better argument than saying I only win because I want to win.
In the end I don’t want to be right, I want to know the right answer. I know I’m dumb and don’t have all the answers but that fact doesn’t win you the argument.
Anybody else in here considered a know-it-all or thick-skulled for needing to win arguments, when in reality you genuinely believe in your side and are open to be proven wrong?
I consider myself quite ugly, I’d say I’m a -40/10, I’m 25 and never had a girlfriend, no girl has ever been interested in me, but whenever we go out my friends get girls swarming all over them.
Or should I just give up dating altogether?
Look, we’ve all been there. You’re driving down the highway, minding your own business, listening to a podcast about the fall of Rome or whatever, and suddenly some guy in a beige sedan cuts you off without a blinker.
In exactly 0.03 seconds, your brain makes a decision. It doesn’t think, “Oh, that driver made a careless mistake.”
No. Your brain screams: “That guy is a piece of human garbage who deserves to rot in a ditch.”
[Read more…] about The Fundamental Error That Keeps You Angry
No one at the companies behind TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts calls their products “addiction machines.” That phrase tests badly in earnings calls.
They prefer words like engagement, retention, stickiness, and time spent. Each one sounds neutral. None of them is. Together, they describe a system that is rewiring how hundreds of millions of people think, feel, and behave — in real time, at global scale, and with almost no meaningful guardrails.
[Read more…] about What Reels, TikToks, and Shorts Are Doing to Our Brains
21 Historical Photos and the Stories Behind Them – Ned Hardy
If you want to live a long life, where your quality of life is just as important as your years, you should read this book—it’s packed with practical, science-backed advice on how to stay healthy, strong, and independent well into old age – Amazon
James Bond films ranked: Every 007 movie from worst to best – The Independent
The world’s most powerful passports in 2026 – with one European country jumping from sixth to third place – Time Out
How the Buffett family plans to give away more than $150 billion – CNBC
Soul singer who has 2.8million Spotify listeners is revealed to be an AI-generated FAKE – MSN
The U.S. government sold its first tranche of Venezuelan crude, valued at $500 million – Quartz
24 Nostalgic Photos That Feel Like Opening a Box You Forgot You Had – 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
How to Use Your Health Savings Account in Retirement – Kiplinger
Australia banned social media for under 16s a month ago — here’s how it’s going – CNBC
Former NCAA players and fixers charged over rigged basketball games, prosecutors say – AP News
Will MCU Success Return in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’? – The Ringer
I started taking solo trips for my birthday years ago. Now that I’m in my 40s, it’s my favorite way to celebrate. – DNYUZ
How Veganism Got Cooked: Plant-based eating was supposed to be the future. Then meat came roaring back. – Archive.ph
What I Learned After Trying Out Every Exoskeleton at CES – Lifehacker
What Teddy Roosevelt has to do with Trump’s moves in Venezuela and Greenland – NPR
