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harvard did an MRI study in which people did 8 weeks of mindfulness meditation for 27 min. a day.
their amygdala (the fear and anxiety part of your brain) visibly SHRANK, and their hippocampus, tied to memory and self-awareness, actually GREW
WE ARE SO BACK
A large study finds no link between colorectal cancer and ultra-processed food, raising questions about what role these foods play, if any, in rising rates of the cancer among younger people. nbcnews.com/health/health-ne…
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We've won more games in Philly in the last nine days than the Flyers, Eagles, and Phillies combined this month.
whatever song is playing in that fucking awful instacart commercial just makes me think of “Twinkle Twinkle Patrick Star”
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Wow. Never-before-seen locker room footage of Nick Saban telling Jalen Hurts he was turning to Tua Tagovailoa in the 2017 National Championship Game.
(via "Saban" on ESPN App)
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On average, Boomers are getting paid more from Social Security than they “paid into it.” A lot more. Like double, and that’s counting inflation and interest. In raw dollars, they’ll get four to seven times what they paid in. So what about this compromise, to at least stave off insolvency and save billions: you get back what you paid in, but no more. Young families won’t be forced to finance a 250 percent return on your “investment.” That seems extremely reasonable, doesn’t it? It doesn’t go nearly as far as I would like. But it’s a very fair compromise. It completely negates any claim that you didn’t get the money back that you “paid in.” And yet I suspect that this comprise will not be satisfactory. Why is that? Because this debate actually has nothing to do with “getting back what you paid in.” The REAL demand is for a lot more than that.







