Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Argentina march on thanks to Messi-oriented tactics. But cracks are starting to show
Lionel Messi inspired Argentina to a brilliant comeback against Egypt, but could their reliance on him prove a problem?
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How England recovered after the Azteca with fish oil, turmeric and padel
A draining last-16 tie in Mexico City means Thomas Tuchel’s squad have to be carefully managed ahead of Norway quarter-final
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Sell-on clauses in Premier League transfers: Gamble, easy win or a necessity?
Sell-on clauses have become commonplace, but they are not as simple as they look
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Life after Cristiano Ronaldo: ‘He’s the next Portugal legend’
Joao Cardoso, Portugal’s chief marketing and commercial officer, speaks to The Athletic about a future without their star on the pitch
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At 15, Leonie Harm survived a near-fatal collision. This year she won her first pro golf title
Leonie Harm has experienced grief and trauma, but as she prepares for the Evian Championship she is happier than ever on a golf course
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McLaren enters Hypercar competition aiming for another Triple Crown
McLaren enters the Hypercar class of the World Endurance Championship in 2027 and is setting its sights on another Triple Crown of racing.
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Gambhir says he has given Samson ‘clarity’ on omission
India’s head coach felt their recent setbacks were indicative of the time that the T20I side needs given they are hitting reset after a dominant run
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England vs India: All you need to know about the first ever Women’s Test at Lord’s
Lord’s will host a Women’s Test for the first time when England play India from July 10
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Everything that happened on Day 8 of Wimbledon 2026, including British wild card Arthur Fery’s thrilling win over Grigor Dimitrov
Arthur Fery became the first British wild card, man or woman, to reach the quarterfinals of a Slam in the Open Era.
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With home run No. 300, Shohei Ohtani hits another milestone
Of Ohtani’s 300 homers, 129 have come with the Dodgers.
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