Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Ways BFF Relationships Have Changed From The ’90s Versus Today
We all experienced that a person BFF escalating up in the ’90s — that one particular particular person we’d have late-evening mobile phone phone calls with, gossip with about how strict our parents had been, coordinate outfits with. And when you think about best mates in the ’90s compared to nowadays, you notice that a…
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People Everywhere Are Loving This Gorilla. Just Wait Till He Turns Around And You Will Know Why.
The Internet is obsessed with animals. Whether it’s watching cat videos, reading about rescued stray dogs, or searching for information about wild animals, we can’t get enough. That’s why this silverback gorilla’s popularity is no surprise. Ambam is his name and he resides with his family in Kent, England at the Port Lympne Wild Animal…
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MOM BREASTFEEDS 5-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER BECAUSE SHE THINKS HER MILK IS MEDICINE
Emma Shardlow Hudson, a 29-year-old mother, breastfeeds her 5-year-old daughter Alex and 2-year-old son Ollie. She breastfeeds Alex before and after school every day, claiming that her breast milk has helped prevent her children from getting sick. Alex usually breastfeeds once in the morning and once in the evening, and Emma believes that the antibodies…
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Photo Of Women In Convenience Store Turns Heads Online After People Notice Small Detail
A widely shared photo depicts two bikini-clad women at a convenience store checkout, drawing attention to an unexpected element. The focal point is clear: one woman wears an ankle monitor on her right leg, presumably due to house arrest following a conviction. The image, uploaded to Imgur with the caption “Nothing adds to your summer…
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Hearty Bean and Ham Hock Soup
Hearty Bean and Ham Hock Soup: A Comforting Classic Nothing warms the soul like a bowl of hearty soup, especially when it’s packed with ingredients that fill your kitchen with a comforting aroma. Among the many beloved soup recipes, Bean and Ham Hock Soup stands out for its rustic charm and home-cooked goodness passed down through generations.…
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