Does a narcissist ever get their comeuppance/karma for the vile things they've done? Such as cheating, smear campaign, etc.
Boy, could I write a book on the ways and how much I wish they did. Reading through these stories, I...
Blocking Brain Inflammation Molecule May Halt Alzheimer’s - Neuroscience News
A new study has uncovered a surprising culprit in the progression of Alzheimer’s disease: the immune...
How Ticket Resellers Caused Drama at Miley Cyrus’ ‘Something Beautiful’ Tribeca Film Premiere - The Hollywood Reporter
Some fans spent thousands of dollars on platforms like VividSeats expecting a concert, with a few ru...
Why do people still think Michael Jackson was guilty?
It's highly likely he was guilty. He's had 11 people accuse him of inappropriate behaviour when the...
What is the scariest thing that ever happened in your life?
This answer will be long, if you are too lazy to read, just skip it..😁😁😁, I'm just posting this o...
Study debunks 100-year-old understanding of what brain cells look like, forcing rewrite of biology textbooks - Earth.com
Scientists discovered that axons don’t quite look like straight cables. Instead, axons often appear...
Why is it that women are stronger than men nowadays?
**Why is it that women are stronger than men nowadays? Is a very wealthy man who chooses to stay sin...
What is TRT? Experts weigh in on male ‘Manopause’ and how to treat low testosterone, safely - New York Post
Testosterone levels are dropping 1% a year. Some Doctors say they have a solution.
Why do people have polyamorous relationships?
I don't think humans are really meant to be monogamous,According to the American Psychological Assoc...
Circle IPO Is Said to Price Above Range to Raise $1.1 Billion - Bloomberg
Circle Internet Group Inc. and some of its shareholders raised nearly $1.1 billion in an upsized ini...
Weaponizing Tariffs: Top Stocks For The Summer Heat - Seeking Alpha
Tariff uncertainty fueling market volatility makes now a great time to consider fundamentally strong...
After 600 Years, Astronomers Finally Solve the Mystery of the Missing ‘Guest Star’ - Gizmodo
A 600-year-old stellar event described in cryptic language finally gets a scientific ID.