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Baba Vanga headlines keep coming back for the same reason cliffhangers work, people want the next chapter. A year gets attached to a warning, someone claims a prediction has started “already,” and suddenly the future stops being abstract. Even if you do not buy any of it, you still understand the pull. A prophecy story...

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For years, the Alcohol vs. Cannabis debate seemed settled for many people. Alcohol was viewed as the obvious villain, linked to violence, addiction, liver disease, and fatal crashes. Cannabis, by contrast, gained a reputation as the safer option, especially as legalization spread and medical use expanded. Yet psychiatrist Dr Daniel Amen says that assumption deserves...

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Here’s a scenario that may seem all too familiar: Paul worked as a senior project manager for 12 years, building systems, training staff, and managing the firm’s most critical client accounts. He believed his loyalty and dedication to the company would pay off in the long term, even as he rejected higher-paying offers from competing...

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There is a growing trend amongst Gen Z’ers who are essentially “ditching modernity” and “returning to tradition” with technology. People in their teens and early 20’s are turning towards older tech to seemingly return to a simpler time. Amazon UK told the BBC that they recorded a surge in popularity for retro-themed products during their...

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Around the Christmas period, most families are preparing for the festivities by hanging decorations, planning dinner parties, and thinking about Christmas presents. However, for Orthodox Christians and Catholics, Christmas brings a centuries-old tradition that offers families something deeper than presents and decorations. For observing Orthodox Christians, it is a pillar of importance to have their...