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Hey — welcome to the first post of 2026.

I’ve always preferred sticking with the shows (and people) I already like rather than hunting for something new. Same goes for this post: just me throwing whatever’s on my mind at Grok and seeing where the conversation goes. No grand plan, no niche, just whatever feels worth talking about that day. Today’s question felt like…

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Argument of the Day #4

Should you use a Travel Agent to book your next trip? Travel agents in 2025 don’t just book flights; they act as human search-engine killers. They have direct access to unpublished airline and hotel rates, can bundle weird multi-city itineraries that Kayak can’t price, and—most importantly—when a volcano erupts, a strike happens, or a cruise…

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Argument of the Day #3

Paper Planners in 2026: Nostalgia Trap or Secret Productivity Superpower? Everyone says digital calendars won. So why are millions of people quietly going back to paper — and swearing they get more done? Let’s settle this once and for all. In one corner: Google Calendar, Notion, Todoist, Apple Reminders — infinite flexibility, color-coding, reminders that…

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Argument of the Day #2

🗣 Argument of the Day “Did the video by six Democratic lawmakers telling U.S. service members to refuse illegal orders trigger a legitimate constitutional debate — or did it cross the line into seditious behavior when Donald Trump responded by calling their actions ‘punishable by death’?” 🔍 Background ⚖️ Two Sides of the Argument Side A —…

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Argument of the Day #1

“Are coupons dead?” Are Coupons Dead? Not Quite — They’ve Just Gone Digital Once a Sunday ritual with scissors and newspaper inserts, coupons have transformed into digital deals and app-based rewards. But far from extinct, they’ve simply adapted to our online shopping habits. Retailers still offer discounts, but now they expect consumers to do the…

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