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Soulja Boy Irate After Fans Choose $250 In Food Stamps Over Dinner With Him – Complex

Journaling and writing down your thoughts is seriously LIFE-CHANGING and something I can almost guarantee will transform your life in a positive way – Amazon

Police release body camera footage of officers taking down the shooter at Nashville school – Police Post

Whatever Happened to Mimi Craven From A Nightmare on Elm Street? – Van Life Wanderer

John Cena Daily Drives a Honda Civic Type R – Road and Track

An Adult’s Guide to Finally Learning to Like Vegetables – Life Hacker

ChatGPT is about to revolutionize the economy. We need to decide what that looks like – MIT

17 Best Stretches for Hip Pain to Release Tension – Glamour

AI Generated Image Of The Pope In A Fly Puffer Coat Manages To Trick Most Of The Internet – Ruin My Week

5 tips to help you stop being so late (or at least make you more honest about it) – NPR

How to free yourself from “unlived life” regret and begin anew – Madeleine Dore

The 10 Best Action Sequences in Movie History – Linkiest

How to Build Generational Wealth [All You Need to Know] – Of Dollars and Data

Visualizing the Link Between Unemployment and Recessions – Visual Capitalist

Funny And Very Relatable Introvert Memes – Sad and Useless

10 Things Your Teacher Didn’t Tell You about the American Revolution – Listverse

These 9 Things in Your Social Media Pictures Could Put You in Danger – Make Use Of

Gen Z Thinks Men Should Take the Lead in Relationships – Inside Hook

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Poll of the Day

A doctor recently featured on the “Today” show says a straightforward test can reveal the likelihood that someone aged 51 to 80 will die in the near future.

NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar was on the “Today” show on March 8 and demonstrated how to perform the simple “sit to stand test” (aka sit-rising test or SRT) that can help determine the longevity of someone between 51 to 80.

The test is pretty simple. Go from standing to sitting cross-legged, and then go back to standing without using any parts of your body besides your legs and core to help you get up and down. The test measures multiple longevity factors, including heart health, balance, agility, core and leg strength and flexibility.

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What’s Are Some Signs of High Intelligence in a Person?

People with high intelligence have these traits:

  1. They seem to have boundless creative and introspective thoughts on themselves and the world around them.
  2. Either a ridiculous academic history of accomplishments (such as going to uni at an early age, or being a straight A student with no studying all throughout their academic life) OR an academic performance that seems to be extremely flexible and extremely unstable (such as only having high grades in a few key subjects while everything else is average or subpar).

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Picture of the Day

virginia woolf suicide letter

Seventy one years ago, literary icon Virginia Woolf wrote two suicide notes. One was addressed to her sister and the other was addressed to her husband — who was in his study nearby. She then put on her Wellington boots, filled the pockets of her fur coat with rocks, and walked out into the middle of the River Ouse in England.⁠

Her body wasn’t found until three weeks later, at which point her husband had her cremated and buried beneath a tree on their property. To commemorate her, he engraved a stone with the last lines from one of her novels: “Against you I fling myself, unvanquished and unyielding, O Death! The waves broke on the shore.”⁠

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I spent a whole week exploring Decentraland, visiting hundreds of different locations within it. I wanted to determine if it lived up to its hype 2 years after its initial Feb 2020 launch – MPlankton

Cryptocurrencies add nothing useful to society, says chip-maker Nvidia – The Guardian

The Best Food Cities in the U.S. – Travel and Leisure

The Little Mini Bluetooth Speaker That Could. Great volume. Fills a room and is easy to use. Wonderful long battery life and very quick to recharge and its under $30! – Amazon

South Korea has the world’s lowest fertility rate, a struggle with lessons for us all – NPR

I’m an underground miner making as much as $160,000 a year without a college degree – Insider

What Exactly Counts as Cheating These Days? – VICE

Haiti’s gang violence crisis, briefly explained – VOX

The 10 bloodiest battles ever fought by American troops (In order) – Linkiest

Mapped: The World’s Happiest Countries in 2023 – Visual Capitalist

A simple tweak that will easily connect you with greater motivation – Brent Huras

Students Hand Out Free Goodies To Stranger’s In School’s Biggest ‘Kindness Project’ Ever – Sunny Skyz

The 6 Best Exercises To Help You Poop Immediately – Eat This, Not That

Putin Announces Tactical Nuclear Weapons to Be Stationed in Belarus – Foreign Policy

The swagged-out pope is an AI fake — and an early glimpse of a new reality – The Verge

Workaholics: Why Staying Busy Feels Safe and How It Takes a Toll – Tiny Buddha

3 Uncomfortable Truths About Women’s Sex Drives – Wing Girl Method

The Digestive Power of an After-Dinner Walk – The Art of Manliness

The 11 Biggest Turn-Offs For a Woman In a Relationship – Knowledge For Men

‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ delivers series-best action and a compelling story – Task and Purpose