Lifestyle

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Technological Advances Make Things Better – Or Does It?

People are more connected to each other than ever, in a tangible communications sense, yet,  people are the loneliest they… Read More

2 years ago
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Your Mood May Make You More Likely To Click On Ads

It begs the question, how long until advertisers are able to change moods? This article was written by Merritt Melancon-U.… Read More

2 years ago
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Ice Cave Tragedy In Iceland Raises Alarms About Summer Tourism Safety

An ice cave collapse in Iceland’s Breiðamerkurjökull glacier has left one American tourist dead and another injured. The incident, which… Read More

2 years ago
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Some Brains Develop Alzheimer’s—Others Don’t. A New Cell Map Could Explain Why

Alzheimer’s disease slowly takes over the mind. Long before symptoms occur, brain cells are gradually losing their function. Eventually they… Read More

2 years ago
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4,000 Years Of Conflict Over Water: A Timeline

On June 6, 2023, bombs hit and destroyed the Kakhovka Dam in southern Ukraine and eliminated its hydropower generation, draining… Read More

2 years ago
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Reports Reveal Diabesity Is Set To Become New Epidemic

America has a health crisis unlike any that it has ever faced. This article was originally published by Insider Paper.… Read More

2 years ago
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The Healing Vibrations Of Flax-Linen

A career as a costume designer has allowed me to work with a wide range of extraordinary fabric options. With… Read More

2 years ago
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DOJ Files Antitrust Suit Against RealPage, Maker Of Rent-Setting Algorithm

The lawsuit, which comes in the wake of a ProPublica investigation into the Texas company, accuses RealPage of taking part… Read More

2 years ago
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Is America Buying Nuclear Weapons To Win A War Or To Prevent One?

We may have got it wrong. No, seriously. Analysts, scholars, and policy makers routinely grapple with opposing histories of nuclear… Read More

2 years ago
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The Housing Market Is A Bubble Full Of Fraud, And It’s Going To Pop

Housing prices are considerably overvalued, especially in Southern California. This article was written by Charles Marohn and originally published by… Read More

2 years ago

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