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Polyamory Popularity Greatly Overplayed
Sometimes journalism is useful for highlighting important trends in human behavior. Other times, however, journalistic coverage of a topic does more to ...
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Woman Is in Love with AI Boyfriend
Ayrin’s emotional relationship with her A.I. boyfriend, Leo, began last summer. That’s when she came across a video on Instagram showcasing ...
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During the LA Fires, Chinese Christians Prayed for Us
In an issue of CT magazine, E.F. Gregory shares the following story of how a persecuted pastor in China prayed for her during the devastating fires in ...
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Hot Sauce Company Shows the Power of Conflict
Huy Fong Foods’ founder and owner, David Tran, created the sauce we know as sriracha in his L.A. kitchen as a refugee from Vietnam. Starting with ...
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Are You Listening to Me?
Hearing is a vastly underrated sense. Studies have shown that visual recognition requires a significant fraction of a second per event. But hearing is ...
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The Deal-Sealing Moment for Happy Couples
Every real-life love story has a beginning of how they met, but the important part is when you realize that this is the person you want to spend the rest ...
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Turn Discarded Bread into Baking Hack
Shifrah Combiths, a freelance writer and mother-of-five in Tallahassee, Florida, wrote about a baking hack for the website The Kitchn that was so valuable ...
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Teen Cannabis Use Causes Later Life Problems
Two researchers from New Zealand set out to study “Cannabis Use and Later Life Outcomes.” They published the results of their research in ...
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Dating Apps Promote Confusion on Commitment
As if online dating wasn’t hard enough, now users have to sift through profiles looking for increasingly expansive definitions of what it means ...
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Stop Swiping, Start Settling
Married people average 30 percentage points more happy than unmarried Americans. So, there’s a lot at stake when one swipes left or right. In an ...
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