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The World’s 10 Most Awful Animals

The definitive, scientifically justified, totally subjective list

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The World’s 10 Most Awful Animals

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Bouncin’ and Behaving Blogs TOO

How We Can Avoid National Divorce

Things are falling apart. Yet the center can hold.

Sep 23

How We Can Avoid National Divorce

Sep 23

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Counter Arts

Tempus Fugit: Regretting Wasted Time In Life

A song about that most precious and perishable of things

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Tempus Fugit: Regretting Wasted Time In Life

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Why I Hate — Really Hate — The Idea Of Hunting

It’s not just about the animals

Oct 2

Why I Hate — Really Hate — The Idea Of Hunting

Oct 2

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The Haven

In Defense Of Scrolling

Stop scrolling and read this!

Sep 24

In Defense Of Scrolling

Sep 24

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Fanfare

Saturday Night Fever Is About So Much More Than Disco

Validation, choices and redemption in perfect symbiosis with a perfect soundtrack

Sep 24

Saturday Night Fever Is About So Much More Than Disco

Sep 24

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Counter Arts

Why All The Gratuitous Streamed Coarseness?

There is a trend of increasing vulgarity on-screen, seen in films like Saltburn and Babylon. But does it really add anything of value?

Sep 4

Why All The Gratuitous Streamed Coarseness?

Sep 4

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The Bigger Picture

The Lessons Toys Taught Boomers

‘60s and ‘70s games and toys were more educational than they looked

Sep 2

The Lessons Toys Taught Boomers

Sep 2

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Why ‘The Graduate’ is The Quintessential Summer Movie

Mike Nichols’ 1967 social commentary comedy captures a summer feeling we’ve all had: “What do I do now?”

Aug 29

Why ‘The Graduate’ is The Quintessential Summer Movie

Aug 29

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Counter Arts

Has AI Brought Us To The Doorstep Of Huxley’s Brave New World?

A society managed with the help of machines will eventually lose its freedoms

Aug 28

Has AI Brought Us To The Doorstep Of Huxley’s Brave New World?

Aug 28

Paul Maglione

Paul Maglione

NYC-born Italian-American EdTech entrepreneur, writer and intl. bizdev guy living in France & Spain. I mainly write about society, politics, and entertainment.

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