Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Man tried to get eaten alive by snake – instantly regretted it
A man who tried to get eaten alive by a giant snake rued his decision immediately as it began to happen. Ask most self-respecting conservationists and they’ll tell you that there’s very little they wouldn’t do to instigate the change they want to see in the world. Declining habitats, increasing threats to certain species of…
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FEMA Boss Fired After Remarks To Congress
Cameron Hamilton, FEMA’s acting administrator, was summoned to Department of Homeland Security headquarters in Washington, where he was terminated by Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Troy Edgar and Corey Lewandowski, an adviser to President Donald Trump, according to a person with direct knowledge of the events. Hamilton returned to FEMA headquarters a few miles away, collected…
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29 Innocent Photos That Prove You Have A Dirty
The whole world becomes rude. Or at least that’s what you tell yourselves because you just happen to find the rude thing in something that is actually innocent. So let’s keep reading because we have prepared some images that prove you possess a dirty mind. At first glance, a picture can seem scandalous, but just…
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10 Signs Your Body Warns of Trouble
A craving for ice or a constant yearning for salty foods could indicate an underlying issue or a deficiency in vitamins and minerals, according to experts. That’s why it’s crucial to be aware of any new habits, particularly if they appear abruptly and without an obvious cause. We’ve compiled a list of signs your body might be sending you, aiming to assist you in leading a long and fulfilling life! 1. A crawling, creeping sensation in your legs. If you experience…
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Willie Nelson issues update on ‘dying’ as he turns 92
Country music icon Willie Nelson is living proof that age doesn’t have to slow you down. The performer, who turned 92 on 29th April, is still going strong after nearly seven decades and hitting the road with the same energy that made him a household name. Despite past health battles with emphysema and COVID-19, Nelson shows no signs…
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If your HANDS fall asleep it’s a clear sign that you have can
This year, the Lord offers us another opportunity to reflect on the death and resurrection of Jesus, the foundation of our Christian lives. Embracing this mystery with openness allows us to grow spiritually and respond with generosity. Christian joy stems from accepting the Good News of Jesus’ death and resurrection, which calls us to live…
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Multiple kids trapped in wreckage after school bus rolls over on way back from field trip
South Carolina School Bus Crash Sends Children to Hospital A school bus carrying around 35 students and two adults from Pine Ridge Middle School overturned on I-77 in South Carolina on Thursday after blowing a tire. The bus was returning from a field trip when it flipped onto its side amid heavy traffic, trapping several…
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Mark Consuelos say goodbye
On the set of Live with Kelly and Mark, the cherished afternoon program taped its last episode at its long-standing Upper West Side studio before moving to a new location downtown, and it was a touching day. On April 1, the final episode was filmed in the former studio. The show’s iconic background for 37…
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JD Vance sparks outrage after ‘lack of respect’ following Pope Francis’ death
The day before his heartbreaking death, Pope Francis welcome JD Vance into his Vatican City home. But in the hours leading up to the historic meeting, the vice president, one of the last visitors to sit with the pontiff, had allegedly broken a cardinal rule, leaving people outraged. On April 21, the world bid farewell…
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Replanting snake-repellent plants to protect your family.
1. Seven-leaf flower (Aesculus) First, known as Aesculus, the herb is widely recognized for its exceptional ability to treat snake bites. There’s a folk saying: “Keep the seven-leaf flower in your house, and venomous snakes won’t dare enter.” This herb effectively repels snakes and serves as an excellent remedy for treating venomous snake bites. In…
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