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Jacob Skidmore, who lives with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), has gained attention for openly discussing his condition with over 200k followers online. Skidmore, known as “The Nameless Narcissist,” revealed that he initially kept his diagnosis secret for two years due to fear of judgment. He emphasizes how people with NPD often struggle with a fragile […]

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Stranded Astronauts Are Reporting Strange Noises Coming From Starliner

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NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore, currently stranded on the International Space Station (ISS) with fellow astronaut Suni Williams, recently reported hearing a strange noise coming from the Boeing Starliner spacecraft. The noise, described as a “pulsating” sound similar to a sonar ping, was first detected by Wilmore and later transmitted to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in

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For The First Time In 60,000 Years, Humans Are Not Having Enough Babies To Replace Deaths

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For the first time in 60,000 years, humanity is not having enough babies to replace its population, which is causing significant concern worldwide. Global fertility rates have been steadily declining, with many countries now seeing more deaths than births. The global fertility rate currently stands at 2.25, just above the replacement rate of 2.1, but

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People No Longer Believe Hard Work Leads To A Better Life, Calling It A ‘Scam’

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A recent study from King’s College London’s Policy Institute reveals a shift in attitudes toward hard work and success. It found that in the UK, 49% of people now believe that both hard work and social connections are crucial for success, while only 55% in the US still hold onto the belief that hard work

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Astronaut Reveals Man-Made Structure He Saw From Space, Says He Realized The ‘Big Lie’

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Former NASA astronaut Ronald Garan, who spent 178 days in space, shared a profound realization he had while viewing Earth from the International Space Station. While observing the planet, Garan noticed a striking line of lights stretching across Asia, which turned out to be the illuminated border between India and Pakistan. This discovery contradicted his

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See What Happens To Your Body When You Stop Vaping

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When you stop vaping, your body begins to show improvements almost immediately. Within just 20 minutes, your heart rate and blood pressure start to normalize. After 24 hours, your risk of heart disease decreases as your blood pressure lowers, oxygen levels rise, and the negative effects on cholesterol and blood clot formation reduce. If you

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Girl Almost Dies From ‘Drowning’ In Bed Hours After Swimming

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Annie Gallagher, a mother from Florida, is urging parents to be vigilant about a rare but potentially deadly condition called inhalation pneumonia. After a day of swimming, Annie’s five-year-old daughter inhaled pool water but seemed fine. However, later that evening, she began to feel unwell. Annie, remembering an article she read about “dry drowning,” took

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Doctors Stunned As Man Gets Food Poisoning In His Penis

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A 38-year-old man from Beirut left doctors baffled after appearing to contract food poisoning in his penis following a bout of severe gastrointestinal distress. The man sought medical attention after experiencing redness, swelling, and scabbing on his genitals for nearly a week. Doctors at the American University of Beirut Medical Center discovered the presence of

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Paralyzed Woman Able To ‘Speak’ For First Time In Almost 20 Years Thanks To Brain Implant

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Ann Johnson, who became paralyzed and lost the ability to speak after suffering a stroke at the age of 30, has been able to communicate again for the first time in 18 years thanks to groundbreaking technology. Developed by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, and the University of California, Berkeley, the technology

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‘Symbiosexuality’ And Polyamory Are Forcing Experts To ‘Rethink Human Attraction’

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A new relationship trend called “symbiosexuality” is gaining attention for its unique perspective on attraction. Symbiosexuality refers to an individual being attracted not just to a person but to the dynamic energy and synergy between an already established couple. This concept challenges traditional views of attraction, focusing on the multidimensional power shared between people in

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Man Suffered From ‘Locked In’ Syndrome For 12 Years

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Martin Pistorius, who suffered from locked-in syndrome for 12 years, shared his emotional experience of hearing his mother express a desire for his death, unaware he could understand her. Pistorius, who fell ill in 1988 with symptoms initially resembling a cold, eventually lost the ability to communicate and move, leaving him trapped in his body.

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More People Saying You Should Ask Your Baby Permission To Change Their Diaper

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Sexuality educator Deanne Carson recently reignited controversy by suggesting that parents should ask their baby’s permission before changing their diaper. Carson believes that even though babies can’t verbally respond, they can communicate their consent through body language and eye contact. She first shared this idea during an interview on ABC News in 2018, which led

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