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And the Verse of the Year Goes To…
Every year, YouVersion announces which Bible verses are the most shared, bookmarked, and highlighted by its users. The list often includes the classics ...
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The World of Replacement Alcohol
While booze has, for thousands of years now, been the most socially acceptable form of self-medication, its many health detriments have pushed some to ...
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Snapchat Lets Users See How They Rank with Friends
A Snapchat feature lets paying users see their position in their friends’ digital orbits. For some teens, whose friends are everything, it’s ...
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Pet Rocks Offer “Comfort” to Overworked Young Adults
Lee So-hee, a 30-year-old office worker, used to live alone in Seoul. That changed in November when a friend gave her a rock. “If you really think ...
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Secret Power of the 8 Minute Phone Call
In a world where genuine connections seem elusive, Jancee Dunn, in her heartfelt piece for The New York Times, suggests that perhaps the key to meaningful ...
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Gen Z's World Is an Alternate Tech Reality
In his book The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing An Epidemic of Mental Illness, Jonathan Haidt tells the story of what ...
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The Great Rewiring of Childhood
Jonathan Haidt is a social psychologist who believes that your child’s smartphone is a threat to mental well-being. His new book, The Anxious Generation: ...
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Cannabis Use Linked to High Risk of Anxiety
Using cannabis can have a profound effect on one’s mental health. Canadian researchers have found that those who consistently use cannabis are more ...
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Only 21% Feel True Comfort Each Day
Only a fifth of Americans have experienced “true comfort” in the past 24 hours, according to a new survey. The poll of 2,000 Americans reveals ...
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Apocalyptic Anxiety Rising
Doom and gloom over the state and future of humanity is prevalent and pervasive globally. A New York Times piece by Tyler Harper gives an excellent summary ...
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