Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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If you were a child or teenager between the 1950s and 1970s, you might recall this unusual object that once captured the imagination of many
Children who grew up between the 1950s and 1970s will likely have vivid memories of this peculiar object that resembled a woodworking tool. However, this item had a very different purpose: it was a pair of roller skates from a bygone era. Unlike the sleek and polished models we know today, these roller skates were…
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Here’s How to Dress in Your 70s: Outfit Ideas From a Retiree in Germany
The 5th look is the most practical. A retiree from Germany has become a beauty influencer on Instagram, sharing her outfit ideas. She shows how women of a certain age can dress stylishly. All of her looks are quite accessible, and anyone can afford to replicate them. Helga, the retiree, is living life to the…
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Here is Marla McCants after she managed to lose over 500 lbs on the show ‘My 600-lb Life’’
Marla McCants is one of the most famous contestants in ‘My 600-lb Life’. She was over 800 pounds then and her life was in great danger. So far she has managed to lose over 500 pounds and she looks incredible! It is very difficult to maintain a healthy lifestyle because it can take a long…
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An Ingenious Piece of History
When you first saw it, your first thought was probably, “Yes, that’s an iron.” But have you ever wondered how these irons used coal to heat up and iron clothes? Welcome to the world of charcoal iron. The quest for a painstakingly tidy appearance was a motivating element in developing a classic domestic device: the…
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Parents Want Home Economics To Be Taught In Schools Again To Teach Kids Basic Life Skills
If you graduated school prior to the year 2000, chances are, you might have taken a home economics or home studies class…if you were a girl that is.There’s no denying how useful it is to learn these principles of domesticity. Nowadays, the idea of women and men looking after the home and family is more…
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Storing Fresh Eggs
Eggs are a versatile and beloved ingredient in many of our favorite dishes, but it’s important to store them properly to maintain their freshness and ensure they are safe to eat. Whether you prefer farm-fresh eggs or store-bought ones, here are some helpful tips to keep them in excellent condition: For raw eggs, it’s best…
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Unveiling the Hidden History: How the Can Opener Became a Kitchen Essential
The can opener is a humble tool, but its development over the years reveals a fascinating history. From the days of hammer and chisel to today’s sleek electric models, the evolution of the can opener mirrors changes in food storage, military needs, and industrialization. Let’s dive into the incredible journey of the can opener and…
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Optical Illusions: When Your Eyes Play Tricks on You
Optical Illusion Leaves Viewers Baffled—Can You Solve It No matter our age, optical illusions never fail to amaze us. These mind-bending images trick our brains, making us question what we see. The latest illusion taking the internet by storm has even the sharpest minds second-guessing themselves.An optical illusion manipulates our perception, using patterns, colors, and…
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Avoid Keeping These Items at Home for Good Fortune and Well-Being
Enhancing Your Home’s Energy: What to Keep and What to Avoid Your home is more than just a living space—it’s a sanctuary where you recharge and cultivate positive energy. However, certain objects can influence your mental well-being, memory, and spiritual growth in unexpected ways. Items to Avoid in Your Home Some household items are believed…
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The Feeler Gauge Tool: A Vintage Marvel of Precision Measurement
Do you remember when tools were built to last, and quality was the hallmark of craftsmanship? One such tool from the past continues to impress engineers and mechanics alike—the vintage feeler gauge. This small yet powerful tool revolutionized precision measurement in the early 20th century and remains a valuable asset even today. A Revolutionary Tool…
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