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Tuesday, September 16, 2025
A playful approach to life activates 'lemonading' to help people cope with adversity, scientists say
Scientists have found that taking a playful approach to life doesn't mean you don't take your situation seriously, but it can mean you cope with it better. By surveying people about their experiences during a COVID-19 lockdown, they learned that more playful people were more positive about the future and coped more actively and creatively. Life gave them lemons, and they made lemonade.
Hidden Signs That Your SIBO Is Lyme Disease
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- Elon Musk's Ambitious Plan: To Send One Million Humans to Mars within the Next Decade - Michael A. Medeiros
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- The Evolution and Impact of Internet Jokes: A Closer Look at Prank.Chat - Bertha Stephens
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I Just Sold This Stock + Tesla Beating Waymo?
- The Folly of Tucker Carlson’s Neo-Feudalism - Hunter Oswald
- Is a Revolution Brewing in ‘Middle England’? - John O’Sullivan
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- Democrats Dreading Kamala Harris' Book Tour and the Rehashing of Biden's Decision to Run
- iOS 18 Elevates the iPhone with Unmatched Personalization and Intelligence - Michael A. Medeiros
- Star Trek’s Biggest Star Might Just Save the Franchise - Chris Snellgrove
