3 Reasons Why Credit Unions Are Underrated
A few years ago, I switched to a local credit union after my local bank merged with a giant out…
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A few years ago, I switched to a local credit union after my local bank merged with a giant out…
Slow Productivity by Cal Newport challenges the frenzied pace of the modern workplace, suggesting that our relentless rush to be…
One of Georgia’s most impressive land forms. It’s always worth a trip.
Public domain software refers to software that has been released without any copyright restrictions, meaning anyone can use, modify, redistribute,…
The US flag and the House of Representatives both used to change regularly to reflect the nation’s growth. Since the Reapportionment Act of 1929, the number of Representatives has been fixed at 435, despite significant population growth. This discrepancy leads to unequal representation and inefficiency. A possible solution is to expand the House to better represent the current population.
Looking at the moon and stars has always been so magical…and so daunting to me. To be focused on the…
“Loserville” by Clayton Tutor examines Atlanta’s turbulent relationship with its professional sports teams. Beginning in the 1960s, the city’s leaders used sports to redefine Atlanta’s image, but struggled with poor team performances and weak support. Despite this, sports have significantly contributed to Atlanta’s identity and development.
The first time I found data.gov…I was blown away. There was more original, raw data about all the things than…
“American The Beautiful? by Blythe Roberson is a travel book across America’s National Parks but falls short in style and pacing, resembling TikToks instead of traditional travel writing. Despite extensive park visits and commentary on America’s contradictions, the lack of context and background detracts from the experience, unlike works by Bill Bryson.”
Japan has them. US cities have them via their sports teams. And there should be more of them!
This study, based on a large representative sample followed up for 18 years, provides robust evidence of lower risk of…
Black Rock Mountain State Park is mostly known for their excellent hiking trails, but they also have the loveliest lake…
It’s a hundred years old, but should be better than ever.
“Status Game” by Will Storr offers a nuanced exploration of how humans organize in social hierarchies, striving for status through various games. It discusses the impact of prestige, dominance, and humiliation games on society, relationships, and leadership. Storr emphasizes understanding these dynamics to foster cooperation and mitigate conflicts.
Chicago is one of my favorite cities. And wow, does Chicago know how to do a skyline. It’s really impressive.
I really have nothing against resort owners and beachfront property owners personally. But the beach is for everyone. Anyone who…
Dad Camp by Evan Porter is an inverse coming of age novel about how parents experience their children growing up….
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