Flipboard 31/8/21

10 for Today
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How to buy a little happiness, no matter how much money you have
shondaland.com / Ali Francis We say making money and growing wealth won’t make us happy, yet often work as if it is one of the most important routes to a life well lived. read more






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What do hurricane categories mean?
vox.com / Ellen Ioanes Hurricane Ida’s Category 4 designation is based on wind speeds and potential property damage.
Chadwick Boseman’s death shed light on colon cancer in the Black community
nbcnews.com / Curtis Bunn The No. 1 thing that came out of his death, one doctor said, was more patients asking specific questions like what symptoms they should look for.


Does anyone want to hear about burned-out moms anymore?
thecut.com / Amil Niazi There’s more pressure than ever to get back to normal, but we’re still here, and we’re not okay.


What it’s like for an Afghan family trying to make it to the Kabul airport
yahoo.com / Anonymous "We saw thousands of people holding bags, papers and plastic files. Others were holding nothing, and probably had nothing."


Can a tiny clothing company force the shipping industry to clean up its act?
grist.org / Maddie Stone This month, clothing company Mammut made a zero-emission commitment that could be industry leading.



The latest on lab-grown meat
flipboard.com / Flipboard Science Cell-based meat is grown in a lab using animal cells, and it could be coming soon to your dinner plate (depending on who you ask).


Hummingbirds have an easy way to fool harassers
theatlantic.com / Katherine J. Wu Male white-necked jacobins sport bright-blue feathers. So do the stealthiest females, which means they’re able to live out their days in relative…



More than 80 cultures still speak in whistles
smithsonianmag.com / Bob Holmes Dozens of traditional cultures use a whistled form of their native language for long-distance communication. You could, too.


The psychology of Peter Pan Syndrome
mindbodygreen.com / Alex Shea Adults with Peter Pan syndrome, also sometimes called failure-to-launch syndrome, avoid the personal and professional responsibilities of adulthood.