Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Roseanne’s Morning Show Debut Blows “The View” Out of the Water
Fox Entertainment hit a home run when they made a deal with Roseanne Barr. The American public, tired of the wokeness infecting the nation, needed something better than Whoopi Goldberg and “The View” for their morning television, and they got it. Roseanne’s new show, “Barr None,” debuted on their streaming network at a 5.8, which…
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Girls Swimming Team Declines to Compete Against Biological Male Lia Thomas, Says ‘It’s Not Fair’
Swimming, a sport celebrated for its combination of skill, stamina, and discipline, has recently plunged into the depths of a societal debate that transcends the confines of the pool. The recent refusal of an opposing team to compete against Lia Thomas, a transgender woman and an accomplished swimmer, reignites a heated discussion on fairness in…
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WATCH: “Take Our Border Back” Trucker Convoy Protest Expected To Draw 700,000 Vehicles To Border
As the spat between Texas Governor Greg Abbott and federal officials over the situation at the southern border peters out, a massive trucker convoy is still headed toward the border to make the voices of ordinary Americans heard in a peaceful and productive way. The idea seems to have caught on in the minds of…
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What George Clooney thinks of Julia Roberts’ outfit with his face on it is now known.
When showing our friends how much we appreciate them, we usually send them a meaningful message or treat them to something delectable. Julia Roberts, on the other hand, took the idea of support to a whole new level when she sat by her co-star from “Ticket to Paradise,” none other than the renowned George Clooney,…
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Almost No One Can Remember What This Popular 1950’s Invention Was Used For. Can You?
There are innovations that are manufactured all the time, but some of them are forgotten simply because they aren’t used on a typical basis. Some inventions are so unclear that no one knows how to use them when they are developed. A graphic is viewed online with an odd development from the 1950s. No one…
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