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 Surprising new James Bond actor is already a ‘Dexter’ star Men’s Journal · Ryan Britt Paddy Gibson plays Bond in the new 2026 video game, “007 First Light.”  What happens when our brain goes blank Popular Science · RJ Mackenzie Humans experience an empty mind up to 20 percent of the time.  How to use AI to find your next job Fast Company · Jeremy Caplan AI can help you explore new roles, clarify your goals, research companies, polish materials, and prepare for interviews.  Children’s breakfast cereals are getting more unhealthy The Week · Devika Rao (Don’t) start your day with a spoonful of sugar.  The meaning behind 32 LGBTQ+ flags rd.com · Elizabeth Yuko What to know about the colors, symbolism and history of these flags.  Can imagining a better future really make it come true? newscientist.com · Helen Thomson Manifestation is easy to dismiss as unscientific nonsense. Certain techniques used in the practice, though, do work. |
