Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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New husband demands wife give stepdaughter her family heirloom instead of her own daughter
When someone is in possession of a family heirloom, they assume the role of a custodian, ensuring it passes down safely from one generation to the next. However, for one woman, this simple plan took a pretty nasty turn when her new husband proposed an alternative approach. Seeking guidance on Reddit, the 35-year-old woman recounted her…
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Chuck Connors was the Rifleman; now, his secrets are revealed.
Chuck Connors: Beyond “The Rifleman” From Athlete to Actor Chuck Connors, renowned for his portrayal of Lucas McCain in “The Rifleman,” led a multifaceted life that transcended his television persona. Prior to his acting career, Connors excelled as a professional athlete, playing basketball for the Boston Celtics and baseball in the minor leagues. This transition…
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Peach Cobbler
This Peach Cobbler recipe comes to you from a Southern lady I know who is everything you imagine a Southern lass to be: a big personality, big laugh, big heart, and a very (very!) big appetite for life and food. You’ll love how the syrup is made using peach juices, rather than just a plain…
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Separated at Birth and Raised in Different Families: A Remarkable Reunion
In an incredible tale that feels like something out of a movie, three brothers were unknowingly caught up in a chilling experiment masterminded by a heartless scientist. These brothers were connected by blood but torn apart by circumstances, and their eventual reunion brought some comfort, but the shadows of their shared past hung heavy over…
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A Stunning Archaeological Discovery in Ancient Jerusalem Confirms Biblical Narrative
A recent groundbreaking archaeological study conducted in ancient Jerusalem has provided new evidence that aligns with the Biblical narrative. This exciting discovery challenges previous beliefs and showcases the importance of combining scientific investigation with historical and biblical accounts. In doing so, it strengthens the view that Jerusalem was more extensive and developed during the reigns…
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