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  • A paramedic captured a photo of a doctor crying outside after losing a 19-year-old patient.

    A paramedic captured a photo of a doctor crying outside after losing a 19-year-old patient.
    2024/11/26
    This Reddit thread focuses on the emotional toll of working in healthcare, particularly in situations involving death. It highlights the stories of doctors, nurses, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals who share their experiences with grief and loss. The thread explores how these professionals cope with the emotional burden of their work and the importance of seeking support to prevent burnout.

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    10 分
  • This hotel has the universal declaration of human rights

    This hotel has the universal declaration of human rights
    2024/11/25
    Reddit thread discussing a German hotel that replaced the traditional Bible in guest rooms with a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The thread explores the significance of this gesture, prompting conversation about human rights, the role of religion in society, and the prevalence of Bibles in hotel rooms worldwide. The thread also explores the history of the Gideon Society, an organization that places Bibles in hotel rooms, and the practice of finding money or other items left by previous guests.

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    9 分
  • That would be Death Valley_

    That would be Death Valley_
    2024/11/25
    Reddit comments in response to a post showcasing two images side-by-side. One image shows a rocky, desert landscape on Earth, while the other is said to be a similar landscape on Mars. The commenters engage in a humorous discussion debating whether the images are actually of different planets, with many suggesting that they are from the same location on Earth. They use references to popular culture, scientific facts, and humor to express their disbelief and poke fun at the similarities between the two landscapes.

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    9 分
  • $20K in Two Months_ Building in Public on X

    $20K in Two Months_ Building in Public on X
    2024/11/24
    A Reddit user on r/SideProject claims to have earned $20,000 in two months by building and publicly sharing their software development projects on X (formerly Twitter). Their strategy involved consistent posting, building minimum viable products (MVPs) for clients, and leveraging the platform's reach to attract customers. The post generated considerable discussion and skepticism from other Reddit users, questioning the validity of the income claim and the strategy's overall effectiveness. Despite the criticism, the user maintained their account's authenticity and defended their approach, highlighting the power of building in public. Many other users shared their own side project experiences, showcasing a range of successes and failures.

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    16 分
  • Daughter sent to life in jail for the murder of both parents, who she had hid the body in her house for 4 years

    Daughter sent to life in jail for the murder of both parents, who she had hid the body in her house for 4 years
    2024/11/23
    The sources consist of comments on a video depicting the arrest of a woman who confessed to murdering her parents and hiding their bodies in her home. The commentators are discussing the woman's seemingly emotionless demeanor during her confession, debating whether this indicates psychopathy, trauma, or a strategic attempt to manipulate the police. The discussion explores various aspects of the case, including the length of time the bodies remained undiscovered, the woman's motivations for the murders, and her family dynamics. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the complexities of human behavior and the difficulty of judging an individual's character based solely on a brief video clip.

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    7 分
  • Police officer pulls over his own boss for speeding

    Police officer pulls over his own boss for speeding
    2024/11/22
    A video of a police officer pulling over a sheriff's deputy for speeding at 96 mph in a 35 mph zone has sparked online debate about whether the law is applied fairly to everyone, particularly when it comes to law enforcement officers. The officer who pulled the deputy over appeared to be from a different police department and seemed to be amused at the situation, saying that he “didn't care for” the deputy. The incident has led to discussions on social media about the role of discretion in traffic enforcement and whether or not officers should be held to the same standards as civilians.

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    8 分
  • After son's down syndrome diagnosis, Fat Joe chooses to raise him while son's mother walks away

    After son's down syndrome diagnosis, Fat Joe chooses to raise him while son's mother walks away
    2024/11/21
    The Reddit thread and linked article discuss Fat Joe, a rapper, and his decision to raise his son after the son’s mother walked away following his Down syndrome diagnosis. The thread showcases a variety of responses from people who have met Fat Joe or are familiar with his work, with some highlighting his generosity and kind actions, and others reflecting on the challenges of raising children with special needs. The discussion also touches on the complexities of parenthood and the societal expectations surrounding raising children with disabilities.

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    8 分
  • Canada to give $64.8M in aid to Ukraine : r/canada

    Canada to give $64.8M in aid to Ukraine : r/canada
    2024/11/20
    A Reddit thread discussing Canada's $64.8 million aid package to Ukraine generated lively debate, with some users questioning the allocation of funds given domestic issues such as housing and homelessness, while others argued that supporting Ukraine is crucial for Canada's security and economic interests. The discussion revealed a range of viewpoints on foreign policy, domestic priorities, and the role of Canada in international affairs.

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    8 分