Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Items You Should Avoid Flushing Down the Toilet

    Your toilet is designed to handle certain things, but many items can cause serious issues if flushed. To keep your plumbing system in good shape, itโ€™s important to know what should never go down the drain. 1. Baby Wipes and Wet Wipes Even if the packaging says โ€œflushable,โ€ baby wipes and wet wipes can still…

  • What do you perceive: a fish or an airplane? The debate between left-brain and right-brain thinkers.

    What do you perceive: a fish or an airplane? The debate between left-brain and right-brain thinkers.

    If youโ€™ve ever found yourself staring at a cloud, pondering what shapes it might resemble, youโ€™re engaging in one of humanityโ€™s most universal and timeless activitiesโ€”pattern recognition. Recently, a viral debate has emerged around an intriguing image where people are asked a simple question:ย What do you seeโ€” a fish or a plane? According to this…

  • Should sugar be added to spaghetti sauce?

    The debate over whether to add sugar to spaghetti sauce is a long-standing one among home cooks and chefs alike. While some swear by the practice, others argue against it. Letโ€™s explore the arguments on both sides. The Case for Sugar Balancing Acidity: One of the primary reasons many people add sugar to spaghetti sauce…

  • Prayers for Aerosmithโ€™s Steven Tyler

    After suffering significant injuries during his most recent performance, Steven Tyler will take a break from performing. A statement from Tylerโ€™s crew claims that he hurt himself while singing during an Aerosmith event in Long Island.

  • Items in Yellow That Have Great Significance for Our Cherished Memories of the Past

    Items in Yellow That Have Great Significance for Our Cherished Memories of the Past

    History of Corn on the Cob Holders Corn on the cob holders, also known as skewers, have a rich history dating back to the early 19th century when corn became a staple food in many parts of the world. Initially crafted from wood or bone, these skewers were essential for eating corn without burning oneโ€™s…

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