By Meg Malone Read more » I don’t know why I keep going out on dates because I really don’t even want a boyfriend (unless it’s you, Lukas and then “HI.”). I have liked a few people here and there since my 5 year college relationship ended when I was 23, but for the most part, being single for the…

By Mark Manson Read more » I feel more and more that our culture is conditioning us to expect, no — demand a perfect romantic or sexual partner for ourselves. It’s easy to forget that finding someone you truly want to be with isn’t a matter finding someone who is perfect or flawless, but finding…

By Caroline Bromley Read more » People are always saying that if you’re in a position of privilege you should use it to advocate for the rights of those who are not in the position to do so. Okay, well here goes – as a seasoned nomadic retiree, I would like the internet as a whole to calm down on…

By James Altucher Read more » One time I was so lonely I wrote an ad in Craigslist telling people I had psychic powers. The ad was a lie. I wrote, “I had a big headache and when I woke up I had psychic powers. I will tell anyone’s future if they just write to me.” Several of the women who responded…

By Chelsea Fagan Read more » Victor Bezrukov 1. The feeling of being truly healthy. If you are eating terrible food and not moving enough, or exhausting yourself drinking until three AM four nights a week, only you really know it. And even if someone touches your body and says it is beautiful, only…

By Danielle Campoamor Read more » 1. Laugh constantly. Laugh freely. Laugh at every moment in your life. Laugh when it is appropriate. Laugh when it isn’t. Laugh when it fucking hurts like hell. Laugh when the happiness escaping your throat is as smooth as a whiskey seven. If you cannot laugh when…

By Amy Shock Read more » 1. Try to ignore the tiny panic attack that’s telling you the rest of your day is deemed ruined and unproductive. 2. Smoke a cigarette even though you had just insisted one hour ago that you were quitting. Smoke one more and pretend like it never happened. 3. Play an angry…

When I look back to the middle of the last decade – roughly 2002 to 2006 – I see a lot of great memories. I see my marriage to my wife. I see the birth of our first child. I see myself at a pair of jobs that I enjoyed quite a lot. I see the gradual diaspora of my college friends, and I see a lot of…

By Jen Glantz Read more » You’ve never been the one to let go first. You blame this on the game “Red Rover”, the game that capitalized your free time during recess in the third game. Everyone would get in two lines, on opposite ends of the mossy green field, and stare at each other as if they were…

For some cruel reason, I keep finding myself in the position of being introduced to things in their infancy (often before they are even launched), dismissing them as stupid, and then watching them become unbelievably popular. This has happened to me at least four times. Each time I vow never to call…

By James Altucher Read more » I regret losing all of my money and then losing my house. I regret not spending more time with my kids when they were little and I regret not saving the life of my dad when I could’ve. I regret going broke. I could’ve helped people. I could’ve started other businesses.…

By Danielle Campoamor Read more » Step 1: Drink. What you drink does matter, not in category but in brand. Whether it be whiskey, beer, wine, tequila, vodka, or that god awful piss they call gin, it must be cheap. Do not spare your mouth throat lungs stomach the burn you find on the bottom shelf.…

By Chelsea Fagan Read more » I have a sweater that is filled with holes, in a giant Tupperware somewhere at my parents’ house, and it wasn’t originally mine. I think it was a boyfriend’s in high school, and it was one of those things that was so comfortable and special and new at the ripe old age of…

(Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife) The best advice I’ve ever got about reading came from a secretive movie producer and talent manager who’d sold more than 100 million albums and done more than $1B in box office returns. He said to me one day, “Ryan, it’s not enough that you read a lot. To do…

By Chelsea Fagan Read more » Shutterstock My dog was 14 years old when she died last week. That is very old for a dog, even a small breed like she was (Maltese). In the past two and a half years, I had seen her once. That’s what happens with family dogs — as your life pulls you in other directions,…

By Lizzy Shramko Read more » A lot has been written about that vague group of humans known as 20-somethings. Established writers (who have not experienced their 20s in decades) have espoused wild speculations in publications like the New Yorker and the New York Times. From panicked diagnoses of…

After three months I should be finding deficiencies, and I did. I started having joint pain and found I fit the symptoms of a sulfur deficiency. This makes perfect sense as I consume almost none, and sulfur is a component of every living cell. Sulfur is hard to miss in a typical diet so the FDA…

Mondo Píxel PG supone, como el Parental Guidance de su título indica, un punto de vista alternativo y guiado acerca de los videojuegos. Cada viernes, John Tones y Javi Sánchez, miembros del hervidero de visiones con seso sobre lo interactivo Mondo Píxel, contarán en LdN cómo se ha convertido el ocio…

by Peter Nonacs|April 15, 2013 On test day for my Behavioral Ecology class at UCLA, I walked into the classroom bearing an impossibly difficult exam. Rather than being neatly arranged in alternate rows with pen or pencil in hand, my students sat in one tight group, with notes and books and laptops…

By Charlotte Green Read more » martinak15 1. You start to see yourself through someone else’s eyes, and are often wondering what you could do to be a better person to them. 2. Someone else’s schedule and needs become more important than your own, even if you know that they shouldn’t be. 3. You learn…

Well I’m in the working world again. I’ve found myself a well-paying gig in the engineering industry, and life finally feels like it’s returning to normal after my nine months of traveling. Because I had been living quite a different lifestyle while I was away, this sudden transition to 9-to-5…

By Brianna Wiest Read more » The tides of life won’t always bring you back ashore — sometimes, you have to row yourself over. Often, nothing changes until you change it. Nothing is better until you make it that way. There’s nothing you’re not responsible for. Just waiting around for something to…

My wife is an allergy sufferer. The peak of the pollen season can hit her pretty hard, delivering her a dose of watery eyes and sneezes and some congestion. Because of that, I’m pretty intimately familiar with a lot of the usual treatments to help with allergens. A thorough vacuuming can help, as…

By Ryan Holiday Read more » When I dropped out of school at 19 to start my first job in Hollywood, I didn’t know anything and I had no idea where I’d end up. Thankfully, I was attached to some smart and forgiving people who let me learn under them. I suppose I also had good instincts. Within a few…

Desde anoche, Google anda conmemorando el 306º aniversario del nacimiento del matemático Leonhard Euler con una curiosa portada que, a todo aquel que no conozca superficialmente la obra de este genio, no le resultará demasiado reveladora. Sin perjuicio de que las biografías sean una de las mejores…

Aesop once told a story about a fox who desired grapes that were just out of his reach. He made many attempts to capture the grapes, but they stayed just a bit too far away for the fox to gobble them up. As he gave up and ran away, the fox declared, “Oh, they were likely sour anyway.” It is very…

Hace un año, cuando Argentina decidió nacionalizar YPF, comentaba que sería difícil que el país pudiera atraer inversión exterior para explotar nuevos yacimientos. El gobierno de Kirchner ya había expropiado una compañía. ¿Quién podía prometerles que si ponían dinero en el país el estado argentino…

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Yeah, I know, that sounds like the title of the O.J. Simpson book. I realized that after I typed it, but I'm not going to change it. So, before I get into this fanciful post, I want to make one thing perfectly clear... actually, I'm just going to make it my first point. It's probably the most…

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In the past few decades, the fortunate among us have recognised the hazards of living with an overabundance of food (obesity, diabetes) and have started to change our diets. But most of us do not yet understand that news is to the mind what sugar is to the body. News is easy to digest. The media…

Using variable variables? Single lines with multiple ternary operators on them? Heck, considering variable functions? Stop, take a step back, and think: there's probably a simpler way to do this. Variable variables in particular are a sign that you're going about something the wrong way. Go back and…

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By Chelsea Fagan Read more » Kevin Dooley 1. There are only a certain amount of friends we can really have at any given point, and the rest are going to hover closer to acquaintance-status out of necessity. The people who seem to be surrounded with tons of people at every social event likely don’t…

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It reached the point that my husband actually forbid me from negotiating the price of a car, a home, or even a used toaster at the flea market. And while I wouldn’t usually take too kindly to being silenced, I had to admit that I saw his point. In a negotiation, I was the weakest link. Two programs…

Every single person reading this article has a bunch of different influences and demands pulling on their lives. Financial plans. Family responsibilities. Friendships. Romantic relationships. Careers. Community responsibilities. Personal interests. Health concerns. Ethical dilemmas. The list goes on…

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By Bruce Schneier IEEE Security & Privacy March/April 2013 Whether it's Syria using Facebook to help identify and arrest dissidents or China using its "Great Firewall" to limit access to international news throughout the country, repressive regimes all over the world are using the Internet to more…

By Claudia Azula Altucher Read more » I got into yoga because I wanted to have sex with handsome men who would love me and live forever. That was the boring part of yoga. The rest I learned later. And it all blew my mind. Here are 9 things that blew my mind about yoga “lately.” Meaning that every…