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Max Meyer Blog 569 implied HN points 10 Sep 23
  1. In 2022, there were no US soldier combat deaths but over 300 soldier suicides.
  2. The number of veteran suicides has been consistently higher than the civilian rate, with rates increasing over time.
  3. Efforts have been made to address veteran suicide, including anti-suicide legislation and national strategies, but the impact is still being observed.
Photo of the Day 255 implied HN points 16 Jan 24
  1. Special Army trucks collect items from the Great War found by farmers in northern France.
  2. Scars from the past World War are still found in the farmlands of northern France.
  3. Memorials in northern France are powerful, but policy change remains elusive.
Daniel Pinchbeck’s Newsletter 13 implied HN points 18 Dec 24
  1. Many people have a hard time with death, especially when loved ones pass away. It's important to remember and honor those who have left us.
  2. As we grow older, we begin to realize that death is a bigger part of life. It can feel like life is shrinking while the idea of death becomes more prominent.
  3. Thinking about death often leads to deeper questions about life and our future. Sometimes, we cling to hope even when things seem bleak.
eugyppius: a plague chronicle 227 implied HN points 14 Feb 24
  1. Protests against right-wing ideologies are diverse and unpredictable, bringing together a mix of participants like university students, LGBTQ+ groups, and elderly individuals.
  2. The protests often have dramatic and theatrical elements, such as fake emergencies and unwarranted fears of counterprotestors, contributing to a chaotic atmosphere.
  3. Despite the grand displays and intense emotions, the actual presence of the targeted group, in this case 'Nazis,' is often minimal or non-existent, resulting in a skewed focus during the demonstrations.
Street Smart Naturalist: Explorations of the Urban Kind 319 implied HN points 08 Sep 22
  1. Taylor was a beloved dog who loved adventures, from hiking in the mountains to running in the desert. She brought joy to her family's life through her playful spirit and companionship.
  2. After she passed away, her family honored her by spreading her ashes on a mountain she loved, celebrating her life with tequila and salmon every year since.
  3. The story highlights the deep bond between dogs and their owners, showing how their love endures even after death.
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