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Are You Addicted to Your Smartphone?
In a relatively short period of time, smartphones have grown to a near-ubiquitous status. With each passing new release, smartphones are becoming more ...
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Movies Are Getting Deadlier Over Past 50 Years
Movies are getting deadlier – at least in terms of their dialogue. A new study analyzing over 166,000 English-language films has revealed a disturbing ...
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Are You a Workaholic?
An accountant who fills out spreadsheets at the beach, a dog groomer who always has time for one more client, a basketball player who shoots free throws ...
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Happiness Expert Can’t Define True Happiness
A New York Times interview with Yale “happiness professor” Lauri Santos, exemplifies the ways in which the happiness studies movement lets ...
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Selfie Stats
In today's digital age, selfies have become a global phenomenon. Millions of people, especially young adults, spend countless hours capturing and ...
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Porn Use Soars Among Unconcerned Christians
Pornography consumption has skyrocketed in recent years, especially among young people. Despite this, many Americans, including Christians, remain unconcerned ...
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TikTok Is Harming Children at an Industrial Scale
Internal documents from Tik Tok executives and employees reveal that the social media platform is driven to capture the attention of users. Here were ...
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Heart Attacks Rise During Stressful Sports Events
The Super Bowl means fun, friends, beer, and nachos, but heart attacks and other life-threatening cardiac events rise during and after the big game and ...
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Black Bear Breaks into a Zoo
A black bear broke into the Knoxville Zoo in Tennessee. NBC News reported the following story: "A neighbor called the Knoxville Zoo late Monday night ...
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Gen Z’s Social Media Lament
In a New York Times piece “Gen Z Has Regrets,” Jonathan Haidt and co-writer Will Johnson ask if young people wish social media had never existed. ...
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