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A therapist says the clients who transform their lives in their fifties and sixties almost always share the same starting point — not a new plan, but the moment they stopped lying to themselves about whether the old plan was working
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The introvert’s version of loneliness isn’t the same as the extrovert’s — it isn’t the absence of people, it’s the presence of people you can’t go deep with, and that distinction explains a specific kind of social exhaustion that has no good name in English
A therapist says the clients who transform their lives in their fifties and sixties almost always share the same starting point — not a new plan, but the moment they stopped lying to themselves about whether the old plan was working
The introvert’s version of loneliness isn’t the same as the extrovert’s — it isn’t the absence of people, it’s the presence of people you can’t go deep with, and that distinction explains a specific kind of social exhaustion that has no good name in English
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I worked until 63 so I could retire in 2022 and not be a financial burden to my kids — what I didn’t plan for was the emotional weight of watching them be too busy to notice I was lonely
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A new video from the White House mixes Call of Duty footage with actual video of Iran strikes

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A new video from the White House mixes Call of Duty footage with actual video of Iran strikes

A screenshot of the Call of Duty footage in the White House’s video.

On Wednesday, the White House posted a video of actual military strikes on Iran in the style usually seen in Call of Duty highlight videos, and started the video with a clip from Call of Duty. The real-life footage of missiles and other munitions hitting targets in Iran shows clips seen in other Trump administration videos, like this one posted to the U.S. Central Command X account.

As noted by The Washington Post’s Drew Harwell, the animation at the start appears to be from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III when a player activates a …

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