Wisdom

A boy asks a horned, robed figure what their Plan B is, and the marathon-and-car parable that follows argues that a backup plan is where you have already decided to quit, so you go all in with no way out.

A wife's last conversation with her husband was a petty argument about milk, and his death that afternoon taught her that no argument is worth withholding kindness from someone you love.

Laurie Santos's Yale research says the things people chase for happiness fade through hedonic adaptation, while savoring, specific gratitude and redirecting time toward what works produce lasting wellbeing.

Nine small rituals, from talking to your body to whispering your own name before a decision, that the post says work because they give the subconscious something concrete to act on.

A written conversation between a worn-out person and God, in which God says exhaustion needs no explanation, trust can look like arriving with nothing left, and the most loved prayer is simply sitting there, even asleep.

A walk through ChatGPT's answer to whether God exists: existence itself, the fine-tuned laws of nature, consciousness and the patterns in nature each point, by its reasoning, to an intelligent source, so it leans toward yes.

Six security gadgets anyone can buy, Proxmark 3 through Wi-Fi Nugget, each described by what it can do to a badge, a port, a phone or a network; the caption says the hardware is legal and the line is permission and purpose.

A music mashup reel whose on-screen line, built from Eminem's Lose Yourself and HUNTR/X's How It's Done, says you get a single chance to prove what you can do.