Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Keeping Ashes at Home: What You Should
Keeping Ashes at Home: A Personal Choice Losing a loved one leaves a deep void, and for many, keeping their ashes nearby offers comfort and connection. As cremation grows more common in the U.S., families often wonder whether keeping ashes at home is appropriate — and the answer depends on faith, values, and emotional…
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Ted Cruz’s ‘No Tax on Tips Act’ Pa sses S
Senate Passes “No Tax on Tips Act” in Rare Unanimous Vote Financial Relief for Service Workers In a rare moment of bipartisan unity, the U.S. Senate has unanimously passed the No Tax on Tips Act, introduced by Senator Ted Cruz. The bill would make tips exempt from federal income tax, directly benefiting workers…
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Why One McDonald’s Has Turquoise Arches
A Unique McDonald’s in Sedona If you visit Sedona, Arizona, you’ll notice something unusual about its McDonald’s—the arches are turquoise, not golden. “Unlike the typical golden arches that symbolize the fast-food giant, the McDonald’s in Sedona stands out with its captivating turquoise arches.” Why the Color Change? Sedona is famous for its stunning red rock…
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Style Experts Weigh In on Taylor Swift’s Changing Fashion and Beauty Looks
Taylor Swift’s recent promotional appearances for her new album, The Life of a Showgirl, have generated major buzz — not just for her music, but also for her evolving look. As videos and photos from her interviews and red carpet events circulated online, fans and viewers began discussing noticeable changes in her appearance, sparking widespread conversation across…
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Style Experts Weigh In on Taylor Swift’s Changing Fashion and Beauty Looks
Taylor Swift’s recent promotional appearances for her new album, The Life of a Showgirl, have generated major buzz — not just for her music, but also for her evolving look. As videos and photos from her interviews and red carpet events circulated online, fans and viewers began discussing noticeable changes in her appearance, sparking widespread conversation across…
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An elderly couple had just crawled into bed when the old man let
An elderly couple had just crawled into bed when the old man suddenly let out a loud fart and proudly announced, “Seven points!” His wife turned toward him, confused, and asked what he meant. With a grin, he replied, “Football! That was a touchdown!” She couldn’t help but laugh at his silliness, shaking her head…
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Just 0.1% of people are able to spot all the faces in under 30 seconds
Have you ever stared at a tree and noticed a face in the bark? This fascinating phenomenon is known as pareidolia—our brain’s tendency to detect familiar patterns, particularly human faces, in random objects or textures. It’s a natural psychological response that makes us see meaning where there may be none. One compelling example of pareidolia…
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The Mystery of the Orange Towel Stains
Why Towels Turn Bright Orange (and How to Prevent It) It began when I noticed a strange, bright orange blotch on my gray towel. At first, I assumed it was rust or a spill, but washes didn’t remove it. Soon, more towels, pillowcases, and even shirts showed similar marks. The culprit? Benzoyl peroxide, a common…
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Poor young man marries 60 Ye
Poor young man marries 60 Years old girl, 10 days later She discovers… See more A 35-year-old man named Ethan shocked his small town when he married Margaret, a 60-year-old widow known for her wealth and kindness. Many whispered that Ethan only wanted her money, but Margaret chose to believe in love. For ten days, they seemed happy—sharing…
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On the road, I noticed a bear tangled in a net, unable to free itself:
The Moment the Bear Nodded When the rope slipped free, the bear froze—massive, breathing, yet motionless. My heart raced. Between us stretched a fragile silence, so delicate it felt like a single breath could shatter it. An Astonishing Gesture Then it happened. The bear lowered its head—not in fear, but in acknowledgment. A slow, deliberate…
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