Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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When Agreement Feels Out of Reach
The Bed-Making Debate in Relationships At first glance, the question of whether or not to make the bed every day might seem insignificant — even laughable. Yet, for many couples, this seemingly small task can become a trigger for deeper discussions about daily routines, household responsibilities, and overall relationship dynamics. It’s not just about the…
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21-year-old congressional intern shot dead
21-Year-Old Congressional Intern Fatally Shot in Washington, D.C. Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, a 21-year-old college student and summer intern for Kansas Congressman Ron Estes, was tragically shot and killed in Washington, D.C., on the night of July 1. The incident occurred near the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, just after 10:30 p.m. According to police, Eric was…
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“Looks Like Her Mum, ” Paris Jackson Steps Into Spotlight and Sparks Intense Reactions
Paris Jackson continues to honor her father Michael Jackson’s legacy in her own unique way. Though she often stays out of the spotlight, her recent appearance at the Cannes Film Festival turned heads. Wearing a stunning Vivienne Westwood gown with a crystal corset and thigh-high slit, Paris embodied elegance, confidence, and individuality. Her look was…
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Optical illusion: how many faces can you find in this image?
Optical illusion: how many faces can you find in this image? What is behind the phenomenon of optical illusion? Even when we think our eyes are focusing on a certain point, they move quickly and imperceptibly from one side to the other. They “capture” separate elements, which the brain then interprets as an image that…
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The Oscar-winning actor from “An Officer and a Gentleman” has died at the age of 87.
With a prolific career spanning over 200 projects and 12 more in development, Gossett’s influence is undeniable, though he tragically won’t see his upcoming work completed. He passed away in Santa Monica, California, on March 28, 2024, due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), with heart failure and atrial fibrillation as contributing factors. Despite facing…
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Boy is bullied for his pink T-shirt: When I see his teacher the next day, my heart breaks
9 year old William Gierke from Wisconsin was really proud of his T-shirt. But he came home from school crying and heartbroken. His classmates had bullied him and called him a “sissy” – because the T-shirt was pink. William Gierke, 9, wanted to show his support for cancer sufferers, which is why he picked out…
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Optical illusion: how many faces can you find in this image?
Optical illusion: how many faces can you find in this image? What is behind the phenomenon of optical illusion? Even when we think our eyes are focusing on a certain point, they move quickly and imperceptibly from one side to the other. They “capture” separate elements, which the brain then interprets as an image that…
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Well, That’s a First!
When it comes to family dinners, expectations and preferences often collide in unexpected ways. What should have been a simple, home-cooked shrimp dish from my mother-in-law quickly turned into a dilemma when I noticed the shrimp were neither peeled nor deveined. While some might see this as a minor detail, the dark vein running along…
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Haunting explanation of how Diogo Jota died
Liverpool star Diogo Jota, 28, tragically lost his life in a car accident early Thursday morning in Zamora, Spain. The crash also took the life of his younger brother, André Silva, 25. Their vehicle veered off the A-52 highway, a road known for its dangerous conditions, and caught fire. The accident was so severe that…
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Supreme Court Ruling Sends Shockwaves Through Nation After Trump’s Bold Move
Trump’s Use of Alien Enemies Act Temporarily Blocked by Appeals Court President Donald Trump’s attempt to use the Alien Enemies Act to quickly deport suspected members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has been temporarily blocked by a 2–1 ruling from the DC Circuit Court of Appeals. The court upheld two lower court orders…
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