Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Little-Known Spaces in Old Houses Filled With History
The Hidden Corners of Old Homes Fans of old movies and Victorian-era novels often spot a curious feature: a small wooden door tucked in a bedroom corner. That’s the commode closet. Not glamorous, but undeniably clever. I remember one in the guestroom at my grandparents’ farmhouse. A tiny wood door sat near the side of the…
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The Secret Object I Discovered in My Grandmother’s Closet
While cleaning out my grandmother’s closet, I discovered a small, unassuming box tucked behind a pile of old, faded books. Curious, I carefully lifted it out and opened it, revealing a collection of delicate glass tubes. Each one was thin, colorful, and had a tiny metal hook attached. Their fragile beauty immediately caught my attention,…
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Smart Ways to Store Bread and Keep Your Kitchen Clutter-Free
10 Smart Ways to Store Bread and Keep Your Kitchen Clutter-Free In today’s fast-paced world, keeping a kitchen organized can be challenging. One of the most common sources of countertop clutter? Bread. From sourdough to baguettes or sandwich loaves, finding the right storage spot can feel tricky. Here are ten practical and creative solutions to…
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A guide to transforming mums into festive ornaments.
Give Your Mums a Christmas Makeover: A DIY Guide Mums bring brilliant color to autumn gardens with their full, bushy blooms. Even when they dry out, however, their shape and structure remain intact. This integrity makes them perfect for holiday decorating. Simply add paint and creativity to craft gorgeous displays. These repurposed flowers add an unexpected, festive twist to traditional decor. Why Repurpose Mums for…
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Cops Warn Shoppers After Razor Blade Found in Walmart Cart
A troubling incident at a Walmart in Windsor, Connecticut, has raised concerns about customer safety. Cheryl and Mel Johnson discovered a razor blade embedded in the handle of a shopping cart, causing a minor injury to Mel. While the wound was not serious, the event sparked broader fears about potential danger to other shoppers, particularly…
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The Secret to Perfectly Juicy Sausages Every Time
Who doesn’t love a good sausage or hot dog? Whether it’s sizzling at a backyard BBQ, being devoured at a ballgame, or scarfed down during a late-night snack run, there’s something undeniably comforting about that smoky, savory bite. From bratwursts to spicy links, sausages aren’t just food — they’re pure joy on a bun. But…
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I found this on my son’s scalp and have no idea what it is. We can’t get a doctor’s appointment anytime soon—any advice?
What to Do When You Find a Strange Bump on Your Child’s Scalp Discovering a sudden bump or lesion on your child’s scalp can be unsettling—especially when a doctor’s appointment isn’t available right away. While professional care is always best, understanding common scalp issues can help you manage symptoms at home and decide when urgent…
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How Lavender and Baking Soda Transform Your Space
Transform Your Home with a Simple Lavender and Baking Soda Mix Creating a fresh, relaxing home doesn’t always require expensive products. Many people now turn to natural, affordable DIY solutions. One popular hack combines lavender oil and baking soda in a glass of water—a simple mix that can change the atmosphere of any room. Why…
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Powerful Health Benefits of Pineapple You Should Know
Pineapple isn’t just a tropical treat — it’s a nutritional powerhouse. Beneath its sweet and tangy flavor lies a wealth of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that can boost your health from the inside out. Adding this fruit to your regular diet can support everything from your immune system to your skin. Here are six ways…
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Police find elderly man who ha
Authorities have confirmed a tragic end to a seven-month search for an elderly man who had mysteriously disappeared from his home. The man was initially reported missing after he stopped answering calls and failed to appear at routine appointments, raising immediate concern among family members. Despite extensive efforts, including community searches and multiple public appeals,…
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