A tyrosine supplement is sold for sharper focus. A study of 272,475 people linked higher tyrosine to about a year less life in men. The fine print matters.
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How Much Is 10,000 Talents? The Debt in Matthew 18
How much is 10,000 talents? On the standard reckoning it is 60 million days of wages – and the debt that same forgiven man refused to cancel was just 100.
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Hebrew Word for Fear of the Lord: What Does “Yirah” Really Mean?
Yirah (H3374) is the Hebrew word behind “the fear of the LORD” – and Hebrew has no separate word for reverence. It is the ordinary word for being afraid, aimed at God. Exodus 20:20 uses both senses of the root in a single verse.
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What Did Jesus Look Like? The Gospels Never Say
What did Jesus look like? No Gospel describes his face, and the oldest surviving argument about it came from a critic – who the Christians half agreed with.
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Dreaming About Someone Who Died: What the Bible Actually Says
Dreaming about someone who died feels like a visit. The Bible never calls it that, and never calls it a sin. What Scripture does say is gentler than either.
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Why Do Songs Bring Back Memories From Decades Ago?
Why do songs bring back memories from decades ago? A diary study found it happens about once a day – and the songs-of-your-teens theory has a real catch.
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What Is a Third Place? Why Life Feels Like Two Rooms
What is a third place? Ray Oldenburg’s 1989 definition turns on two words most people read past – and they explain why inviting friends over never fixes it.
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Dying Radio Galaxies Still Glow Millions of Years After the Jets Stop
Astronomers confirmed 12 dying radio galaxies still glowing millions of years after their jets switched off – and the fading may run faster than assumed.
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Is Sorbitol Bad for You? Your Body Makes Its Own Anyway
Is sorbitol bad for you? Your own intestine makes sorbitol from ordinary sugar, and gut bacteria quietly decide whether it ever reaches your liver at all.
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80,000-Year-Old Arrowheads Smaller Than a Thumbnail
80,000-year-old arrowheads from a cave in Uzbekistan are barely 2cm wide, and they sat in already-excavated material, unnoticed, because they were broken.