Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Her Whole Body Was Itchy: What She Thought Was a Common Allergy Was Hiding Something More Serious
Itchy skin is a symptom many people experience at some point in their lives. Often, the cause is minor — a reaction to a new detergent, dry weather, or seasonal allergies. However, in some cases, persistent or widespread itching may point to a more complex health condition, such as chronic hives (also known as chronic…
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If your baby has these marks it means… See more
Skin changes such as new moles, dark spots, or scaly patches can often cause concern, especially when they appear unexpectedly. While many skin marks are harmless, some can indicate skin cancer, a condition that affects millions globally each year. Understanding what to look for and how to monitor your skin can be life-saving, particularly when…
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Just discovered this in my son’s hair. What is it? Not sure if we should go to doc
Discovering something unusual in your child’s hair—whether a small bump, unexpected texture, or an unfamiliar object—can be concerning. As a parent, your first instinct is to protect your child, but it’s important to approach these situations calmly and methodically. This guide will help you understand what the issue might be, when to seek medical help,…
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To BE VERY CAREFUL. If you get this, you are infected with …
Warts are common skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They can appear on various parts of the body and can be bothersome both physically and cosmetically. While there are medical treatments available, many people prefer to try natural remedies at home. Below are several natural methods that are commonly used to remove warts,…
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The Real Consequences of Sleeping With…
Sleeping with makeup might seem like a harmless habit after a long day or night out. Many people have done it at some point—whether due to exhaustion or simply forgetting. However, this seemingly minor oversight can lead to significant consequences for both your skin and eye health. Dermatologists and ophthalmologists alike warn against going to…
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My nana taught me this hack to get rid of grill gunk with 0 work. Here’s how it works
Grilling is fun, but cleaning the grill? Not so much. Burned food, grease, and carbon buildup—known as grill gunk—can ruin flavor and attract pests. Over a season, you can collect nearly a pound of it. After trying dozens of methods, I found nothing worked as well as my Nana’s simple trick: aluminum foil and heat—no…
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What You See First in This Optical Illusion Could Reveal Your Hidden Weakness
Optical Illusion Personality Tests: What You See First Says a Lot Optical illusion personality tests have taken the internet by storm — and not just because they’re fun. These intriguing visuals are rooted in psychology and designed to reveal hidden aspects of your personality. Unlike traditional quizzes, these tests work through instinct. You’re shown a…
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I Witnessed Man Demanding His Wife Pay $800+ for Him and His Friends
Jack used to be sweet. When he and Lora first dined at my restaurant, they split bills and shared laughs. But recently, things changed. Jack became flashy—ordering steaks, wine, and fancy appetizers—then pushing the check toward Lora, who barely ate and always paid. On Lora’s birthday, Jack outdid himself. He showed up with eight friends,…
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We were on the plane when my daughter whispered
I handed my daughter a pad and watched her rush to the airplane bathroom, trying hard not to cry. Five minutes later, a flight attendant said she was asking for me. I found her inside, shaken. “It leaked,” she whispered. I grabbed her sweater so she could tie it around her waist and quietly helped…
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Cinnamon and Honey: The Most Powerful Remedy Even Doctors Can’t Explain
For many centuries, across different parts of the world, people have highly valued honey and cinnamon for their ability to promote well-being. Ancient societies, such as those in Egypt, China, and India, recognized these two natural treasures as effective solutions for a wide range of health issues. Even with all the progress in modern medicine,…
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