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Someone asked “What scares you the most about the next generation?” and people shared the possibly toxic traits and behaviors they’ve noticed. The post “They Cannot Use A Computer”: 45 People Share Their Observations About Gen A first appeared on Bored Panda.

This year, French countess Alienor Loppin de Montmort, the only French debutante at the ball, and Apple Martin caused quite a scene at the prestigious event. The post “Money Can’t Buy Class”: Gwyneth Paltrow’s Daughter Apple Slammed Over “Mean Girl” Behavior first appeared on Bored Panda.

Selecting the appropriate preschool for your child is one of the most critical decisions you will ever make as a parent. Preschools can significantly impact your child's early development, both in the academics and social areas. To give your child the best education and environment, here are a few key…

Finding effective treatment options can feel daunting and overwhelming for adolescents navigating the challenges of ADHD. This comprehensive guide offers compassionate insights into various approaches, including evidence-based behavioral therapies, ...

Besides Hegseth drunkenly yelling the hateful Islamophobic chant, a whistelblower report alleged that he had to be stopped from storming a dancers’ stage at a Louisiana strip club.

Whistleblower report accuses Trump Pentagon pick of financial mismanagement, intoxication and sexist behavior

Experimentation with AI LLM models run on bots playing Minecraft together sees a dynamic imitation of human behavior at scale.

The Zone will hopefully be smoother for everyone now, but fixes to A-Life 2.0 are still in the works.

Patch 1.0.1 is a huge STALKER 2 polish pass updating various issues with the game, as well as tweaking balance for some of the game's biggest pain points.

Opened cabinets, piles of undone dishes, and just general untidiness: just looking at them can make you furious! The post 50 Times Partners Took ‘Clueless’ To The Next Level first appeared on Bored Panda.

Rats typically prefer dirt, sticks and rocks over plastic objects. Now, we had them driving cars. Yes, rats can drive. Here's what that means for science.