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Why Are People Acting So Weird?
Everyone is acting so weird! The most obvious recent weirdness was when Will Smith smacked Chris Rock at the Oscars. But people have been behaving badly ...
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Man Steals Car and Is Hit by Train
When Bradford Weitzel left a bar recently, he was having difficulty locating his car. Most responsible individuals might consider such a development as ...
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Tesla Setting Lets You Drive Like a Jerk
Tesla’s latest Full Self-Driving software now lets you decide how much of a “jerk” you want to be on the road, says Yahoo. The Full ...
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America's Drinking Problem
An article in The Atlantic claims that America is in one of "our periodic crises over drinking." Journalist Kate Julian details the crisis:
Since ...
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There’s an App for the 7 Deadly Sins
"There's an app for that"--yes, even if "that" means each one of the Seven Deadly Sins, the classic vices of Christian moral teaching. ...
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Psychiatrist Says People Don’t Need Information but Transformation
The renowned child psychiatrist Robert Coles told this story in a graduate class at Harvard University many years ago: “A highly regarded psychiatrist ...
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Parrots Separated After They Teach Each Other Swear Words
An English tourist attraction had to scramble after one of their exhibits was temporarily less than family friendly. Officials at Lincolnshire Wildlife ...
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What Joni Eareckson Tada Is Really Looking Forward To
Nancy Guthrie interviewed evangelical Christian author, Joni Eareckson Tada. A diving accident in 1967 left Joni, then 17, a quadriplegic in a wheelchair. ...
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How Dogs and Humans Learn Helplessness
In his best-selling book Essentialism, author Greg McKeown describes how we develop a sense of what’s called “learned helplessness.” ...
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Man Receives First 3D Printed Tibia Replacement
Surgeons in Australia, in 2017, successfully performed a world-first transplant surgery. They installed a 3D printed tibia into the leg of Reuben Lichter, ...
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