Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Only 2% can find the lost pipe! You try now!
Are you up for a challenge? Here’s a task that requires your keen observation skills – an elderly gentleman needs your assistance in locating his lost pipe. In the image below, you’ll see a senior man seated on a bench outside his home. Somewhere within this picture lies his cherished possession – his pipe! Can…
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Օptical Illusion fօr IQ Test: People with High Intelligence can solve this Optical Illusion Test. Օnly 1% of Peօple can find the dice between the mice and the cheese in 11 secօnds.
Optical Illusion for IQ Test: You must have seen many types of opti.cal illu.sions like physical, physiological, and cօgnitive illusions. An optical illusion is a mind-bending, deeply fascinating, shape-shifting image օf an օbject or drawing, or people that challenge the brain’s way of perceiving things. Studies reveal that optical illusions are also a part of…
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A Grandson’s Unconditional Love and Sacrifice
Grandson Quits Job to Become Full-Time Caregiver for 96-Year-Old Grandma Most of us like to believe we’d do anything to support the happiness and well-being of our loved ones. However, when life demands sacrifices that require us to uproot everything, it’s not always an easy choice. For Chris Punsalan, a musician and content creator from…
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This is for everyone who still uses cast iron pans!
Holding the Heat for a Heartwarming Meal One of the standout features of cast iron pans is their exceptional heat retention. Once heated, these pans keep your food hot and delicious. It’s important to note that they take a little longer to warm up and cool down. Also, cast iron pans are heavy, so it’s…
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Found in an box of antiques and random tools. What is this thing?
When we encounter something from our past, it often brings back a flood of nostalgic memories. These memories, though simple, have the power to make us feel positive about our history. Often, this sense of nostalgia can be triggered by a simple object we once used during childhood. Even if we didn’t use it ourselves,…
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My parents received this As a Wedding Gift, And It has Never Been used All These Years Because We Have No Idea What it is For
There is no comparison between fresh and dried herbs. In raw meals such as salads, dressings, pesto, and garnishes, fresh herbs are indispensable. They have a superior flavor and taste than their dry counterparts. Their main disadvantage is a lack of preparation. Dried herbs are ready to use, but fresh herbs must be washed, stripped,…
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Can you spot the real bird hiding between the toys
Visual puzzles have a way of captivating our attention, challenging us to find the hidden truth among deceivingly similar objects. One such viral challenge asks a simple yet tricky question: “Which one is the real bird?” With several birds lined up, distinguishing the genuine one from its toy counterparts is harder than it seems. Are…
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Home Interior Design Tips for the Modern Elderly
Safety is essential in designing a home that’s easy to navigate and comfortable. With a few upgrades, you can make your home safer and more accessible. Installing handrails and grab bars in key spots—like bathrooms and staircases—provides extra support and helps prevent slips and falls. Furniture with rounded edges is another smart choice, as it…
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She began placing strange objects on her fathers head. Then suddenly…
A picture captured showing a daughter placing strange looking items on her fathers head has gone viral. The father was fishing and acted like he didn’t know anything was happening. His head slowly began to fill with the items and the daughter could not stop laughing. The end result is showed below. The father continued…
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If You Ever See This Insect, Get Rid of It Immediately
The lanternfly, or Lycorma delicatula, is an insect you should get rid of immediately if you spot it. Originating in China, it was first seen in the U.S. in Pennsylvania in 2014. Since then, it has spread and caused significant agricultural and ecological damage. Lanternflies feed on the sap of many plants and trees, weakening…
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