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After decades of watching his breakfast buddies either thrive or disappear into isolation, a 66-year-old retiree discovers the surprising trait that separates the men who find joy in their golden years from those who become insufferable to everyone around them.
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Every now and then, I test a gadget so wild that I can’t believe a company actually made it. Soundcore’s $5,000 Nebula X1 Pro projector is the embodiment of that: an ultra bright projector and a 400-watt Dolby Atmos 7.1 speaker system combined in a massive enclosure. With a fast and flexible setup, it lets you screen movies or watch sports nearly anywhere. It’s not just a projector crammed into... Read more ›
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I lost about half my friend group between the ages of 30 and 37. And I don’t mean I had falling outs or dramatic breakups. I just quietly stopped saying yes to people who left me feeling emptier than before we hung out. At first I thought something was wrong with me. Aren’t we supposed ... Read more Read more ›
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