Duncan Sheik has died at 56. Beyond Barely Breathing, his musical Spring Awakening warned what happens when adults will not tell young people the truth.
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The Platinum Record Turns 50: Why Gold Stopped Being Enough
The platinum record turns 50 in 2026. It was born because gold no longer marked the top – and 50 years on, even diamond needed a quadruple version. Here’s why.
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How to Stop Thinking About Someone: A Test From Genesis 29
How to stop thinking about someone: Genesis 29 gives a test, not a trick. Love made Jacob’s seven years feel short. Fixation makes one evening feel endless.
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I Don’t Know What to Do With My Life: A King Said It Too
I don’t know what to do with my life is a prayer in the Bible, almost word for word. A king said it with three armies coming. What he got back was one day’s road.
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How to Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself: The Question God Asked Jonah
How to stop feeling sorry for yourself: when Jonah sulked and asked to die, God grew him some shade and asked one question. Here is why it still works today.
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Botsitting: Why Workers Spend 6.4 Hours a Week Fixing AI
Botsitting is the hidden job AI created: 6.4 hours a week feeding it context, checking it and fixing its mistakes. Here is where those hours actually go.
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Will AI Replace Workers? What Employers Actually Did
Will AI replace workers? A New York Fed survey asked employers what they actually did with AI in 2026, and retraining ran far ahead of layoffs – with a catch.
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Greek Word for Light: What Does “Phos” Really Mean?
What does phos really mean? A word study of φῶς (phos), Strong’s G5457 — the Greek word for light, why its root is a verb about appearing, and how that changes Matthew 6:22 and “God is light.”
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Gravitational Constant: The Number Physics Can’t Pin Down
The gravitational constant is the one number physics still cannot pin down: a 10-year NIST experiment, a sealed envelope, and an error bar padded by hand.
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Why Am I So Hard on Myself? The Psychology of Two Voices
Why am I so hard on myself? The psychology splits that harsh inner voice into two engines – and the opposite of the critic is not silence, but a skill.