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In the past fifteen years since my deconversion, I’ve had many conversations with many followers across a spectrum of denominations. Despite these conversations rarely turning overtly hostile, there were always implicit assumptions about my motivations for leaving faith. Over the years, I’ve noticed a shift in the “debate”-style conversations where my interlocutor will attempt to […]

Writing by hand offers a unique way to engage your mind, fostering creativity and clarity in ways that digital methods often cannot. As Koi explains, thinking on paper allows you to explore ideas …

A bug in Google Chrome's Gemini AI feature could expose your data or allow attackers to monitor you. Here's how to stay protected.

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Your liver is a silent workhorse. It filters over a liter of blood every minute and has 500+ vital jobs. But what happens when your daily diet becomes its biggest enemy?Many of us are unknowingly …

While some cities are moving to end their contracts with Flock over its links to ICE, others are taking matters into their own hands.

Flock ALPRs do not and cannot track vehicles, much less individual people. ALPRs take a point-in-time image of the rear of vehicles on public roadways. They are incapable of tracking the whole of anyone’s movements, a determination that has been consistently made by Courts across the country.

15K likes, 72 comments - arturrioni on December 2, 2025: "1️⃣ One of the most repeated findings in psychology is that the events of life do not determine long term wellbeing. The interpretation does. The meaning you assign to a situation predicts emotional outcome far more than the situation itself. Two people can face the same challenge and experience completely different internal realities. 2️⃣ Researchers at Stanford studying cognitive appraisal found that when people reframe a stressor as a challenge rather than a threat, their bodies respond differently. Heart rate increases in a way that supports performance. Cortisol spikes are lower. Decision making improves. The event stays the same. The response changes everything. 3️⃣ Another study from the University of Michigan showed that people who practiced deliberate mindset shifts during difficult moments recovered emotionally up to three times faster. Their brain activity in regions tied to rumination decreased. Their prefrontal cortex, which governs clarity and regulation, became more active. The conclusion was simple. Mindset is not positive thinking. It is neurological strategy. 4️⃣ Therapists see this daily. Some people collapse under minor disruptions because they interpret them as personal attacks or signs of failure. Others stay grounded during major upheavals because they treat the moment as information rather than identity. The skill is not avoiding difficulty. It is choosing your internal posture when difficulty arrives. 5️⃣ Life will always bring situations that are unfair, unexpected, and uncomfortable. You cannot stop that. But you can decide whether the moment shapes you or strengthens you. You can choose whether the challenge is a wall or a doorway. You can decide whether you freeze or move. Here is the question that matters. Do you believe mindset is something people are born with, or something anyone can learn with enough practice? We may never cross paths again. Follow so you don’t lose me — @arturrioni".

4,087 likes, 49 comments - iamcreationretreat on February 16, 2026: "In 1665, a Dutch physicist named Christiaan Huygens placed two pendulum clocks side by side on a wooden beam. He watched them swing at different rhythms for a few minutes. Then, slowly, they began to synchronize. Within half an hour, they were perfectly matched. He separated them. They drifted. He put them back together. They synced again. He called it entrainment. When two oscillating systems exist in proximity, the stronger rhythm mechanically pulls the weaker one into alignment. It requires no permission. No awareness. It is physics. An energy practitioner who worked with empaths noticed this same force in her clients. They would build a stable internal state, then spend time with chaotic people, and within hours their nervous systems would collapse. They thought it was their fault. That they weren’t “strong enough.” But entrainment doesn’t care about strength. It cares about proximity and amplitude. The Hermetic Principle of Vibration teaches that everything is in motion. But modern physics shows that motion doesn’t stay isolated. If their frequency is louder than yours, you will match it. Mechanically. Automatically. You cannot willpower your way out of a physics problem. Distance is the only protection against entrainment. Whose rhythm are you trying to resist instead of removing yourself from? We may never cross paths again. Follow so you don’t lose us — @iamcreationretreat".

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Adding freewriting to a unit can build students' writing confidence and make their writing more authentic, fluent, and complex.

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In 2002, Maine became the first state to implement a statewide laptop program to some grade levels. Then-Governor Angus King saw the program as a way to put the internet at the fingertips of more …

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A new study found that a vegan diet reduces the number of medications an older adult takes by 58 percent.

A proposal in the Missouri Legislature to scale back the use of Chromebooks in schools has sparked debate among educators, parents and health professionals about how much technology belongs in the classroom.

For the longest time, my Chromebook was a Gmail-and-Netflix machine. I’d have Chrome open, a few tabs going, and that was the extent of it. After realizing some of the downsides of Chromebooks when I …

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Leading without authority requires educational coaches to exert relational influence, writes Donna Spangler.

TikTok is growing its data harvesting empire, and avoiding the app won’t protect you – but some easy steps can keep you safe.TikTok keeps track of everything you do on its app – no surprises there. What's less obvious is how the company follows you around other parts of the internet that have nothing