Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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A school bus packed of kids stops for a little while to make grandma’s day.
Small things can occasionally make a person’s day better. One grandmother has that moment every day in the late afternoon when the school bus approaches from the opposite direction. The everyday event was captured on camera by retired teacher Sandy Reichart, who posted it to Instagram with the caption, “Up at my mom’s again today.…
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Is Joe Biden, 80, fit to serve another four years? Doctors are concerned about President’s health after a first term marred by gaffes and falls.
After officially launching his reelection campaign, President Joe Biden, 80, has raised concerns about his fitness to serve another term. They are concerned that Biden, who will be 86 at the end of his second presidency, is already showing signs of ‘cognitive deterioration’ and that the stress of another presidency may worsen his condition and…
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Dick Van Dyke, 96, dancing with his wife is the most adorable and positive thing you will see today…
Despite being 96 years old, the iconic performer is still going strong. In fact, it appears that the Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang actor, renowned for the contagious enthusiasm he has displayed from the start of his career, is still seizing every chance he gets to make others smile. Dyke was seen smiling as he left…
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Disney’s Denzel Washington declines part
In a recent interview, Denzel Washington revealed that he declined a significant role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that might have brought in more than $30 million. His opposition to what he saw as a “woke” theme served as his justification. Washington claimed that the idea of playing a significant figure whose concealed homosexuality will…
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Barry Gibb gets too emotional as Keith Urban sings a cover of the Bee Gees’ “To Love Somebody”
The well-known New Zealander country artist Keith Urban stunned the audience when he sang the Bee Gees’ song “To Love Somebody” in tribute to them on the stage of CBS’ “Stayin’ Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees” performance. Even though you might have missed the show, you should still watch…
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