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What’s It Like To Date Some With Borderline Personality Disorder?
You don’t walk into a relationship with someone who has Borderline Personality Disorder knowing that’s what it is. You just think they feel more. You think they’re intense, emotional, alive in ways you aren’t. You mistake it for depth. You mistake it for honesty. But it’s not honesty. It’s panic disguised as love.
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What Was Life Like Before the Internet?
When I was a little kid, and I asked my parents a non-obvious question about the human body or biology, their answer would be “Ask your uncle Paulo next time we see him. He’s a doctor”. Other questions about various topics would get “Let’s call up grandma and ask her; She’s a teacher”, or “Let’s see if the encyclopedia has anything about this”, or “Ask your teacher if, during recess, you can go ask the librarian at school”.
What movies are playing? Let’s check the newspaper.
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5 Big Questions From History, Answered
Why did soldiers keep fighting in WWI, even when it became clear they were marching into slaughter?
Why did they keep going?
Why, after seeing entire regiments mowed down in minutes, after watching friends disintegrate under artillery, after spending weeks in flooded trenches with rats chewing on corpses—why did they keep fighting?
Because World War I wasn’t just a war. It was a system. A machine. And once you were inside of it, there was no clear way out.
Word of the Day
September 10, 2026
concord
harmonious agreement
“Julie and Harold began the evening with a disagreement, but ended it in a state of perfect concord.”
5 Historic Photos That Speak Volumes
An American evacuee punches a South Vietnamese man for a place on a chopper out of the Nha Trang in 1975.
If you want to understand how wars actually end—not how the treaties are signed or the monuments get built, but how they really end—look at the photograph. A single frozen instant at Nha Trang Air Base in the spring of 1975.
An American official, face taut with fear and frustration, punches a Vietnamese man in the face. The man is clinging to the side of a plane—already packed, engines spinning, ready to go. He won’t let go. He can’t let go. And the American, trying to clear the doorway so the plane can take off, uses his fist.
5 Iconic Artworks Worth Slowing Down For
The Scream, Edvard Munch – 1893
There are some images that feel like they’ve always existed, as if they emerged not from an artist’s mind but from the collective unconscious. Edvard Munch’s The Scream is one of them. You don’t look at it so much as feel it—like a shiver crawling up your spine. And part of its eerie power is that it feels both distant and utterly, uncomfortably familiar.
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What’s It Like To Be a Prison Wife
When people hear I’m in a relationship with a man who’s incarcerated, the reactions fall somewhere between disbelief and pity. Sometimes curiosity. Sometimes judgment pretending to be curiosity.
“Why would you date someone in prison?”
“Don’t you want more for yourself?”
“I could never do that.”
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What is the Potential of Artificial General Intelligence?
Artificial General Intelligence has the potential to be the most transformative technology humanity has ever created — greater than electricity, greater than the internet, greater than anything that has come before it.
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