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Nobody wants a colonoscopy.
There are no colonoscopy vision boards. Nobody turns 45 and thinks, Hell yes, this is finally my year.
You have to drink something that turns your bathroom into a place of worship. You can’t eat. You get sedated. And then a doctor puts a camera somewhere you generally prefer cameras not to go.
So naturally, people put it off.
Hey y’all. I need you to picture something for a second. Your brain, your beautiful, complicated, messy, incredible brain, is like a gas tank. When you wake up in the morning, it’s full. You’ve got a solid reserve of mental fuel, ready to help you focus, get things done, and find joy in the little things.
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Arguments are a natural part of any relationship, but when they follow the same unproductive patterns, they can start to erode trust and intimacy. While conflict itself isn’t the problem, how we handle it often is. Based on decades of research and insights from relationship experts, here are some of the most common mistakes couples make when arguing—and how to correct them.
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5 Small Things That Made Us Smile This Week – Ned Hardy
This mouse is one of those rare mice that genuinely makes working at a computer better, with an incredibly comfortable shape, near-silent clicks, customizable buttons, and a fantastic magnetic scroll wheel that can fly through huge documents in seconds. – Amazon
Inside North Korea’s Operation to Conquer the American Job Market – WSJ
Zuckerberg faces questions over why superyacht reportedly declined to help stranded boat – The Guardian
Bessent said the K-shaped economy ‘is over.’ Here’s what financial experts say – PBS
People Are ‘Marrying’ Chatbots. These Lawmakers Want to Stop Them – Archive.ph
Who is KD1, the bald eagle spotted in Jackie and Shadow’s nest? – PopSci
AI bots started a religion — humans immediately followed – Archive.ph
How consumers can get a refund for Trump tariffs struck down by Supreme Court – CBS News
24 Memes That Won The Internet This Week – Ned Hardy
These are the best rechargeable batteries I’d recommend to anyone. They last forever, hold their charge incredibly well, and save you from constantly buying disposable AAs and AAAs. – Amazon
What the Lakers’ sale says about the bleak new era of NBA ownership. – The Ringer
Trump sued over service selling faster access to Truth Social posts – NPR
These Wild Truck-Mounted Crash Barriers Exist Because Drivers Can’t Stop Staring at Their Phones – The Drive
New Technique for Ruining Flock Cameras Just Dropped – Gizmodo
There is something slightly bizarre about homeschooling that we don’t talk about enough.
If you want to teach third grade at a public school, you’ll generally need a degree, teacher preparation, certification or licensure, background checks, and continuing professional development.
If you want to teach your own third grader?
In many states, the requirements are dramatically lower.
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I’m 39M, and I have my daughter, “Rose,” 9F, every other weekend, from Friday after school until Monday morning. My ex wife has her the majority of the time.
Rose has been diagnosed with ADHD. Parenting her can be difficult. I still have to monitor her closely, make sure she finishes her homework before watching TV, repeat myself because she doesn’t always listen, and be extremely patient with her. My ex and I also split the cost of a math tutor because Rose has trouble focusing in class.
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The middle class is easy to take for granted because, when it is healthy, it is almost invisible.
It is the family that owns a modest house, takes one vacation a year, replaces the car when it gets old, saves a little for retirement, and occasionally goes out to dinner without checking the bank account first. It is the teacher, electrician, nurse, accountant, small-business owner, technician, and office worker who may never become wealthy but reasonably expects that decades of work will produce a comfortable life.
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Looking back, Prohibition seems almost absurd.
In 1920, the United States essentially outlawed the commercial production and sale of alcoholic beverages. Breweries closed. Saloons disappeared. Ordinary Americans could no longer legally walk into a bar and order a beer.
The result is now remembered as one of America’s great policy failures: speakeasies, bootlegging, organized crime, corruption, and eventually an embarrassing constitutional reversal just thirteen years later.
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