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Photo: MARK RALSTON/AFP via Getty Images 6 Natural Phenomena on Earth That Sound Fake But Aren’t
Play the X-Files theme while you read for an immersive experience.
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Photo: simpson33 / Getty Images The Number of Hours You Can Play Video Games Before It Wrecks Your Health
Turns out you really shouldn’t spend all your free time curled up like a shrimp while staring at a screen in the dark.
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Photo: f9photos / Getty Images What Experts Mean When They Say the World Is in ‘Water Bankruptcy’
It’s already happening, it’s just a matter of how much worse we’re going to allow it to get.
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Photo: Getty Images The Anti-Social Media Influencers Who Want You to Put Them Out of a Job
You can’t warn people about the horrors of digital overuse by shouting into a void, after all.
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Photo: Tero Vesalainen / Getty Images Is Cold Weather the Reason You’re Always Sick in Winter?
The cold does make it easier to get sick, but not in the way you might think.
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Photo: Ahmed Boug et al./Communications Earth & Environment What the Cheetah Mummies Found in Arabian Caves Tell Us About Ancient Predators
The caves don’t bring cheetahs back, but they do complicate the idea that the predators disappeared without a trace.
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Fiordaliso/Getty Images 3 Ways to Stay Soft in a Cold, Hard World
There is a time and place for both softness and toughness, but I don’t define them as antonyms. In fact, I believe they work best in tandem.
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Rabbitti/Getty Images Why So Many New Relationships Don’t Make It Past January
As the days progress, cracks start to show, and reality sets in…oftentimes leading to what is called the “January dating hangover.”
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