The surprising origins of the chainsaw and its journey from surgery to lumberyards. Why was the chainsaw invented?

The surprising origins of the chainsaw and its journey from surgery to lumberyards. Why was the chainsaw invented?
by Runar Thor
Does crying burn calories? Yes, but not enough. Here are other non-exercise activities that help you burn calories without feeling like you’re working too hard.
by Allia Luzong
Doki Doki Literature Club! has an unfortunate ending, but there are some mods out there that let you save Sayori.
by Allia Luzong
Let’s toss admiration and fanboyism aside for a bit and face objectivity, how strong is Batman, really?
TED Talks are a great resource for gathering information and hearing stories from diverse communities. Here are four TED Talks to inspire your creativity.
The Liver King is a massive social media figure selling an ancestral lifestyle. But here’s why you definitely shouldn’t idolize him.
In today’s world, mental illness is increasing and our resources to try and deal with it are slim. Here are four TED talks that discuss mental health.
What exactly are intrusive thoughts? And how can this mental health buzzword—one often misused on TikTok—win over us?
by Marga Luna
Getting a good night’s sleep is easier said than done for a lot of us. Here are 10 proven tips that can help you fall (and stay) asleep.
Trying to go on a diet or bulk-up? Having trouble sticking to your meal prep plan? Here are 6 easy ways to help yourself stick to your meal prep plan.
A ‘situationship’ is an ironic term in modern dating. It’s a label for a relationship that doesn’t want to put a label on it. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.
by Marga Luna
If you feel down on your luck as of late or, possibly, your whole life, fret not. TikTok’s self-help gurus are here to help.
by Marga Luna
As ancestry DNA tests like MyTrueAncestry or 23andMe gain in popularity, the gaps in their data and findings become increasingly more apparent for the people who have been missing from the research for decades.
Every year, marketing forces define what foods are viewed as popular to children and adolescents without providing nutritional information. If the amount of unhealthy food advertisements to which children are exposed does not decrease, the percentage of childhood obesity will only go up.
Disney animated movies are hardly the place to go for therapy, but they could help your family begin to heal from intergenerational trauma.
by Marga Luna
Dogs can be man’s weirdest best friend, but owners can decode their behaviors if they pay attention.
by Marga Luna
For some people, the way back into faith is moving away from it a little. Religious deconstruction lets people heal from religious trauma and reconsider what they really believe in.
by Allia Luzong
Got toxic family members that disrespect you and don’t value you? Going no contact with them can be your first step towards a happier life.
by Allia Luzong
After Roe v. Wade was overturned, many states began to push and in some cases, pass anti-abortion legislation. Who are these lawmakers and what do they believe in?
When my girlfriend first introduced me to skincare, I was skeptical. But after almost five months of consistent skincare, I think I might even have better skin than her now.
by Lhoyd Ragay
Self-care has proven that it’s more than a trend — it’s a way of life. But some self-care habits do more harm than good, and it’s time to unlearn them.
by Marga Luna
Musk buys Twitter, FTX files for bankruptcy, Russia invades Ukraine, and people protest dictatorships. Let’s take a walk back through the biggest news highlights of 2022.
by Allia Luzong
2022 introduced several new discoveries ranging from AI-generated images to ChatGPT. This list of innovations sheds a light on niches with cool developments you haven’t heard of yet.
by Allia Luzong
New year’s resolutions are usually abandoned come February, but these psychological tips can help you stick to them.
by Marga Luna