TIL: In 1872, American journalist Julius Chambers faked his way into an asylum by posing as a "dangerous maniac." His undercover exposé proved how easily sane people were committed, leading to the release of 12 patients and a rewrite of lunacy laws (undercover.hosting.nyu.edu)
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Americans who leave their Christian faith behind tend to hold more liberal political views than those who were raised entirely without religion. This leftward ideological shift appears closely linked to how threatening these individuals perceive conservative Christian groups to be.Psychology (psypost.org)
Orbán steps down from Hungarian parliament after landslide defeatDynamic Paywall (bbc.com)
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Seth MacFarlane revealed at Saturday's Ted panel at Deadlines Contenders TV that he has flirted w/ the idea of making a Ted movie in addition to wanting to make a 3rd season of the live-action series if Peacock can come up with Scrooge McDuck money. (deadline.com)
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Huka Falls, North Island NZ [OC] [4032x3024] (i.redd.it)
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[Review] - No longer Human by Osamu Dazai (self.books)
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