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upworthy.com > womans-typo-brings-unexpected-joy

Woman's silly typo in a philosophical post is bringing thousands of people unexpected, pure joy

Woman's silly typo in a philosophical post is bringing thousands of people unexpected, pure joy2+ hour, 11+ min ago   (1825+ words) Sometimes one tiny error can shift the entire meaning of a sentence. Left: A woman typing on a laptop. Right: A closeup of the word "Grammar." Sometimes one tiny error can shift the entire meaning of a sentence. Perhaps someone…...

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upworthy.com > slowmaxxing-fix-your-brain

Experts explain why sloth-like 'slowmaxxing' can actually fix your brain

Experts explain why sloth-like 'slowmaxxing' can actually fix your brain4+ hour, 44+ min ago   (1830+ words) This is the best social media trend in years. "Slowmaxxing" is all about doing one thing at a time, as slowly as possible, to re-train your nervous system. Not surprisingly, this level of chaos is not good for our brains,…...

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upworthy.com > friendship-after-added-group-chat

Man who was mistakenly added to a group chat shares the moment he knew they'd be lifelong friends

Man who was mistakenly added to a group chat shares the moment he knew they'd be lifelong friends3+ week, 5+ day ago   (1781+ words) "Now I know some pretty dope people." Kendrick Constant and Brent Milner attend a baseball game. It was just one of those things: someone transposed two numbers, causing a ripple effect that changed the lives of total strangers. Cut to:…...

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upworthy.com > robin-williams-best-moments-ex1

Robin Williams being ridiculous in a 1977 phone commercial is a timeless delight

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (1876+ words) The nostalgia we always need. Nobody could jazz up a run-of-the-mill phone commercial quite like him. We all know and love the late, great Robin Williams for his work in movies, television shows, Saturday Night Live, and standup. But let's…...

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upworthy.com > why-boomers-insist-on-using-ellipses-in-texts-ex1

Linguist explains simple reason Boomers use ellipses in texts all the time

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (264+ words) Once you understand this, texting with your mom will get a lot easier. Linguist explains simple reason Boomers use ellipses in texts all the time Texting etiquette differs with every generation. Gen X and most Millennials use fairly proper grammar…...

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upworthy.com > 3-expert-tips-on-algorithm-reset

3 easy, expert-proven tips on how to reset your social media algorithm and deliver joy

1+ mon, 3+ day ago   (504+ words) It might be time for a healthy reset. Two women look at their cell phones. One is pleased by her algorithm and the other is not. As we enter a new year, many set resolutions to make it healthier, happier,…...

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upworthy.com > gen-xers-share-college-stories

Gen X-ers share the college experiences that 'couldn’t happen today' and people are feeling it

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (444+ words) Word processors, Zima and not a trace of a cell phone. A Gen X-er rocks out. A Zima beer. College kids graduate. Pamela Adlon lets her kids know she's not a boomer. Giphy FX, Better Things Some note the disconnect…...

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upworthy.com > mailman-is-annoyed-he-has-to-issue-a-second-end-of-the-year-warning-to-women-on-his-route

Mailman is annoyed he has to issue a another end-of-the-year warning to women on his route

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (386+ words) Plus, six of the craziest things postal employees have seen on the job. Michael Morgan II, a USPS mailman, recently posted a blunt TikTok video where he admits he's had it with the nudity he accidentally encounters on the job....

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upworthy.com > changing-voicemail-when-lost-hiking-is-not-a-good-idea-ex1

Why the once viral advice to change your voicemail greeting if you're lost is absolutely a bad idea

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (393+ words) Here's what to do instead. A widespread myth about changing your voicemail greeting when stranded gets debunked by rescuers. In 2021, multiple tragic news stories of people being stranded in the wilderness elicited a wave of viral posts sharing some wise-sounding…...

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upworthy.com > man-jokes-hell-do-anything-for-his-friends-except-reply-to-their-texts-launching-debate

Man jokes he'll do anything for his friends except reply to their texts, launching debate

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (702+ words) A modern dilemma, for sure. Modern communication can be a lot. We probably all agree that the "there are two kinds of people in this world" trope is overdone, but sometimes it just fits. And according to the responses to…...