I Should’ve Put Money on It — The John Cena Heel Turn That Finally Happened Exactly When I Said It Would
Wrestling fans love a good “what if,” and none got debated more than whether John Cena would ever turn heel. […]
Wrestling
General
Noise, Entitlement, and Why Some People Shouldn’t Live Near Other Humans
You know what really fries my brain? People who treat common decency like it’s some kind of optional extra —
Food
Is Your “White Tuna” Actually Escolar? The Fish That Bites Back
You may have seen it on the menu at your favorite sushi bar — “White Tuna” or “Super White Tuna.”Sounds
Small Business
When Silence Speaks: A Follow-Up Reflection on Business Collaboration and Misunderstood Intentions
Since publishing my recent blogs — Some Businesses Are Just Holding Themselves Back and Collaboration Over Competition: A Reflection on
Mental Health Awareness
🧬 Did a Sip of Neanderthal DNA Influence Autism?
A new study in Molecular Psychiatry (May 17, 2024) led by Rini Pauly, Layla Johnson, F. Alex Feltus, and Emily L. Casanova explores a fascinating idea:
Scifi
🖖 Robert Beltran vs. the Prime Directive: Was Star Trek’s Moral Compass “Fascist Crap”?
Robert Beltran, best known to Star Trek: Voyager fans as Commander Chakotay, has never been shy about voicing his opinions—especially
Scifi
🔮 What If Anakin Had Won on Mustafar?
The Dark Fate of Luke and Leia in an Unbroken Empire In Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, the fiery
Youtubers
200 Degrees of Confusion: YouTube Bakers and the Great Fahrenheit vs. Celsius Mix-Up
If you’ve ever tried following a baking tutorial on YouTube, you may have hit this all-too-familiar moment: the host flashes
Scifi
🛡️ So the Fate of the World Rests on… These Guys?
A Deep Dive into the Power Rangers’ Utterly Ridiculous Recruitment Strategy Let’s imagine you’re an ancient, interdimensional being trapped in
Mental Health Awareness
🏥 What Is the NHS Right to Choose – And Why Isn’t It UK-Wide?
Across the UK, many patients face long NHS waiting lists, particularly when it comes to mental health services. In England,