Kalana Dhananjaya 
Relationships are a complex web of emotions and decisions. But have you ever wondered what can be the ridiculous reasons people have given for ending relationships? Recently, a Redditor asked on askReddit “What is the worst reason to break up with someone?” Let’s dive into the unique and worst reasons that have led people to … Read more
The Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt holds its place as the highest pyramid in the world. It is 481 feet (146.6 meters) tall. In This article, we are going to explore “What Happens to a Person When They Fall from the Heighest Pyramid?” While we certainly discourage such reckless behavior, exploring the potential outcomes … Read more
Researchers going to complete a new wearable headband that can detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. This new headband detects Alzheimer’s disease by analyzing brainwave patterns during sleep is nearing completion. Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus and Washington University in St. Louis developed this Headband. It uses electroencephalography (EEG) technology to identify … Read more
Nowadays, it’s quite common to come across clinical terms related to personality disorders on platforms like TikTok and Instagram. However, not everyone using these terms actually gets them right. A person diagnosed with narcissism, Jacob Skidmore, shares a riddle that supposedly helps identify if you might be a psychopath. Skidmore is active on TikTok as … Read more
When we get older, we have to pass different things at different ages. Even though we must learn to live with it, sometimes things hit harder than we think. Recently on Reddit, Someone asked, “What is the hardest part about getting older?” We’re going to look at honest answers from the ASK REDDIT subreddit that … Read more
MrBeast, as everyone knows, was the beast on YouTube. If you are asking why, you are saying “was”? Yeah, that is the problem also I have. A few days ago MrBeast tweeted he is going to release his biggest video ever. And as he says it was released. But guess what? His so called Biggest … Read more
Before 2019, the U.S. alone used about 500 million plastic straws every day. Following bans in several states, businesses turned to paper options. Many drink chains and fast-food outlets have shifted to using paper straws in an effort to reduce plastic waste. However, researchers have cautioned that these paper alternatives may carry toxic chemicals and … Read more
We’ve all been in those moments when our parents tell us something that seems too good, strange, or unbelievable to be true. The question “What is the worst lie you caught your parents telling?” takes us on a journey exploring honesty and deception. While some answers are hilarious some are actually disturbing. Parents, as it … Read more
New research in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer offers hope for patients facing this challenging condition. According to the American Cancer Society, nearly 1 million women are currently battling various forms of cancer, with about 31% of them dealing with Breast Cancer. Commonly, surgery and chemotherapy are the main methods to address breast cancer, … Read more
Have you ever wondered why a promising first date crashed and burned? We’re diving into the world of first-date blunders. Recently a Redditor asked in askReddit, “What’s something that happened on a first date that made you decide against a second date?“ While some answers are hilarious some are actually disturbing. Get ready for some … Read more
A recent study has discovered a connection between changes in the brain’s gray matter and smoking among teenagers. Gray matter handles essential cognitive functions like self-control, decision-making, and seeking pleasure. Research published in the journal Nature Communications examined brain imaging data from over 800 young individuals aged 14, 19, and 23. The researchers found that … Read more
Rabies is a viral infection that affects the central nervous system. It has been a longstanding concern for public health due to its severe and often fatal consequences. Although Rabies is not commonly spread, there have been recent reports of positive cases in animals in the USA. So with that reason, we are going to … Read more
Study Finds Long Screen Time at Age 1 Linked to Communication and Problem-Solving Delays in Children. A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics has found that long-term screen time during age 1 is linked to developmental delays in communication and problem-solving skills during early childhood. The study, conducted by researchers at the Tohoku Medical Megabank … Read more
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is yet to make an official declaration regarding the status of delta-8-tetrahydrocannabinol (delta-8-THC); however, an internal email authored by a DEA official implies the agency’s inclination towards considering it a controlled substance. Delta-8-THC Delta-8-THC, a psychoactive compound sourced from the cannabis plant, has triggered debates over its legal status. … Read more
Android and iPhones are the 2 main giants in the smartphone world. Updating features competitively they were trying to beat each for a long period of time. Recently, one of Redditors asked an interesting question in askReddit, “Android fans, what are the primary reasons why you will never ever switch to an iPhone?” Even this … Read more
A new report has revealed that the state of Connecticut is spending an average of $1 million per year to cover the cost of Viagra and its generic counterpart, Sildenafil, for its active state employees and members enrolled in Partnership Plan 2.0. What is Viagra? Viagra and Sildenafil are prevailing medical solutions for treating erectile … Read more
