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“Leaving an Inheritance? Congrats, You’re Funding Someone’s Future Regrets”
Ah, inheritances—the ultimate guilt trip wrapped in a bow of good intentions. You spent a lifetime pinching pennies, denying yourself the joy of spontaneous yacht purchases, all so you could leave your kids a “better life.” How noble! How tragically misguided. Let’s be real: handing your heirs a lump sum of cash is like giving…
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The Illusion of Touchless: Why Partial Automation Doesn’t Solve the “Gross Factor”
We live in an era where touchless is the buzzword of the day. Tap-to-pay, motion-sensor doors, voice-activated elevators—all promising a cleaner, more hygienic experience. But let’s be honest: unless every step of a process is truly touchless, does it even matter? Take self-checkout, for example. Sure, you can pay with your phone or wave your…
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🎴 S&P 500 Trading Cards: Where Wall Street Meets the Game Table
The collectible world has a brand-new player, and it’s bringing the stock market to the hobby shop. S&P 500 Trading Cards fuse the thrill of trading card games with the real-world power of investing, creating a product that’s part collectible, part financial adventure. A New Twist on Trading At first glance, the cards look like…
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How to Use AI to Write a Blog Post (Because Apparently, You Need Instructions)
Oh, the irony. You’re reading a blog post about how to use an AI to write a blog post. Meta, right? But since you’re here—presumably because staring at a blank screen feels like negotiating with a brick wall—let me walk you through the painfully simple process of getting AI to do your job for you.…
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“The Art of the Other Hand: Why Your Opinions Are Probably Shallow (And That’s Embarrassing)”
Let’s be honest—your political opinions are about as deep as a puddle after five minutes of drizzle. You’ve curated them carefully, selecting only the choicest bits of confirmation bias, and you’ve arranged them neatly in your mind like a trophy case of unexamined convictions. How brave. How original. But here’s a radical idea: What if…
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The Myth of “Made in America” (and Why It’s a Fairy Tale for Adults)
Let’s get one thing straight: the dream of a product being fully “Made in America”—with every bolt, wire, and microscopic widget sourced, mined, and manufactured here—is about as realistic as a unicorn running a Ford assembly line. It’s not patriotism. It’s delusion. 1. America Doesn’t Have the Stuff Want an all-American smartphone? Too bad. The…
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Think You Know Me? Think Again.
Oh, dear reader, you’ve stumbled upon my little secret. You’ve read my posts, nodded along (or angrily fist-shaken at your screen), and walked away thinking, Ah yes, this is who they are—this is what they believe. Spoiler alert: You have no idea. I’ve been playing you. Or, more accurately, playing with you. Because half the…
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10 Bible Quotes That Aren’t Actually in the Bible (But Everyone Thinks They Are)
Ah, the Bible—the most quoted, misquoted, and creatively paraphrased book in history. Nothing brings people together like confidently declaring a phrase is “biblical”… only to find out it’s actually from Benjamin Franklin, a medieval painter, or just straight-up Sunday School telephone game gone wrong. So let’s set the record straight. Here are 10 sayings people…
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“Thinking That Rusty ‘Classic’ in Your Garage Is an ‘Investment’? Think Again, Sweetheart.”
So, you’ve decided to “invest” in an old car. Maybe you watched a BaT auction while tipsy, or your uncle swore his barn-find Corvette would “pay for your kid’s college.” Cute. But here’s the cold, hard truth: Buying a vintage car as an investment isn’t like picking up a used Camry off Craigslist. Unless you…
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Thought Police in America: A Growing Threat?
The phrase “Thought Police” originates with George Orwell’s 1984, where state enforcers punished not only actions but even ideas contrary to official orthodoxy. In today’s United States, the concept resonates as a metaphor for the pressures—both governmental and societal—that are beginning to police what people can say, teach, or even think. Around September 2025, several…