11 February 2019
If political talk shows are your thing, chances are, that by now, you’ve tuned into at least one podcast or YouTube channel airing of The Rubin Report. Hosted and facilitated by its creator, Dave Rubin, the free-speech-advocating show tackles hot political topics and other thought-provoking big ideas, leaving viewers with much to debate afterwards. But …
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6 February 2019
Recounting a tale about a young US adventurer who has survived attacks by a bear, a shark and a rattlesnake – all within the last three years – sounds a lot like a very tall story indeed. Yet this is exactly what 20-year-old Dylan McWilliams has experienced. And even though McWilliams spends a lot of …
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30 January 2019
They say there is a fine line between genius and insanity. Elon Musk is one in a long line of eccentric inventors and nutty professors who prove the saying is true. The man who is the face of tech companies Tesla and SpaceX seems to live a charmed life; one he is happy to share …
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16 January 2019
Fans of Kenny Rogers know that, as far as Poker goes, you’ve got to know when to hold them and when to fold them. Seeing as the writer of the hit song, the Gambler, couldn’t have spared a thought for Blackjack players and written about hitting and standing instead, we will. We understand that the …
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7 January 2019
Jordan B. Peterson. The name alone is enough to send liberals scurrying into the safe spaces with a box of tissues, but is he really that bad? I cannot say I’m a fan, but I also cannot claim to hate the controversial Canadian clinical psychologist and University of Toronto psychology professor – but that’s only …
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11 December 2018
While there are a select few people out there who admit to not really caring for music (I don’t know many myself, as I choose not to associate with such types), there’s no denying the powerful role that music can play in our day-to-day lives. It can be a means of cheering us up when …
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5 December 2018
At the height of Tom Cruise’s career, he stepped out of his comfort zone to take on a role that would remain, well at least to myself, one of his best character portrayals – that of a self-absorbed, unhappy workaholic, Charlie Babbitt. Even more memorable was the award-winning performance from Dustin Hoffman, who starred alongside …
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30 November 2018
The workplace can be a difficult environment with various prejudices having drastic effects on how seriously someone is taken, and even how much they are paid. It is common that male employees will earn more than female employees for doing the same job. But a new study has found that being overweight can result in …
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28 November 2018
Thousands of years of human history have left many marvels in their wake, such as the pyramids of Giza, the Taj Mahal in India, and the ancient city of Angkor Wat. We live in a world of wonders, but the most impressive of them were build by the hand of mother nature herself. These are …
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27 November 2018
Virtually every science fiction film ever made that depicted the future had automated cars as a feature. In the 1980’s this seemed like so much awe-inspiring technology. Even in the 90’s it was a spectacle to behold, with some films like Total Recall insisting that a robotic taxi driver was required for the equation to …
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