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You’re the audience to the life you’re meant to star in. #Tuesday

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A museum in Olmsted County just opened a “Creepy Doll Exhibit” for Halloween, and yeah… it’s exactly as unsettling as it sounds. Old porcelain faces with cracked smiles. Dolls that look like they’ve been silently judging humanity since 1890. And the kind of glass eyes that

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Today is the sketch. Tomorrow is the masterpiece. #Wednesday

China has learned that you don’t have to invade a country to weaken it—you just have to divide it. In the United States, one of Beijing’s smartest tactics has been exploiting the cracks within American society, especially those on the left. By aligning with certain progressive

If young men started identifying as Asian women just to get into Harvard, would the media call it racism or a scholarship opportunity? 🤔

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The Future Will Have No Borders and It Will Dawn a New Mankind It may not happen in our lifetime, but humanity’s future is moving toward something extraordinary — a world without borders. As artificial intelligence continues to replace traditional jobs and automate industries,

Let Thursday forge you. #Thursday

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