Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Grandson quits job, gives up everything to become 96-year-old grandmaโs full-time caregiver
Most of like to think thereโs nothing we wouldnโt do to ensure the happiness and well being of our family members. The sentiment is usually true, though of course as we grow older and have families of our own, it can be difficult to drop everything in order to help out a loved one in…
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Full statement of Denzel Washington to โWoke Hollywoodโ hereโฆ
Denzel Washington tells it Iike it is. Though not a conservative by any stretch of the imagination, he lacks the arrogance, vapidity, and radicaI leftism peculiar to Hollywood personalities. Instead, he tends to speak the truth as he sees it in a reasonable, rationaI way thatโs quite unlike whatโs normally associated with Hollywood. Such was…
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High school wrestler forfeits state tournament immediately when he sees who opponent is
Thereโs always a large degree of respect to be earned for sticking by your beliefs or sacrificing something in the name of your faith. Brendan Johnston, a former high school wrestler from Colorado, knows all about that. Back in 2018, he reportedly forfeited no less than two state tournament matches that were supposed to take…
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BRUCE Willisโs family facing tragic new health battle
Bruce Willis, the celebrated actor, has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. This diagnosis led him to step back from his acting career. The Willis family has been a pillar of support during his ongoing health challenges. Concerns for Daughter Tallulah Reports have emerged about the deteriorating mental health of Bruceโs daughter, Tallulah Willis. โBruce could…
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Young man walks 20 miles to get to his new job- the companyโs CEO gives him a new car
They say that determination and hard work always pay off, and the story of Walter Carr, a young man who wouldnโt let anything stay on his way to a successful first day on his new job, is just another proof of that. Namely, Walter got hired by Bellhops, a moving company. He was looking forward…
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