Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Lane Hutson, Ivan Demidov are the centre of Canadiens’ present and future success
Hutson and Demidov are cut from the same cloth, and their process-driven approach has the Canadiens on the cusp of the conference final.
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Canadiens’ Martin St. Louis, Sabres’ Lindy Ruff and the evolution of NHL playoff mind games
Coaches are looking for any edge possible but St. Louis’ decision not to take the bait from Ruff is a sign of generational change.
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Projecting the 2026 NFL schedule’s most-watched national TV games
Coming off the most-watched NFL regular season in nearly 40 years, which national TV games might draw the biggest audiences in 2026?
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Every NFL 2026 schedule release video ranked from electric (sorry, 49ers) to dull
The 49ers’ nearby electrical substation was a popular joke, while the Chargers and Titans again were kings of the schedule release videos.
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As Trump’s plan takes shape, D.C.’s golf courses should remain of the people, for the people
Is the Trump Administration’s design for a reimagined East Potomac Golf Links course actually meant for the residents of Washington, D.C.?
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Ravindra leaves KKR camp to prepare for England Tests
Rachin Ravindra will go back to New Zealand to begin preparation before the squad flies to the UK
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Eddie Howe has ‘next year’ in mind with Anthony Gordon Newcastle omission
Gordon has been an unused substituted in Newcastle’s last two matches against Brighton & Hove Albion and Nottingham Forest.
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UK government eyes role for cricket in promoting online safety
Lord’s could provide “common ground” with tech industry in discussions around digital policy
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Kohli: ‘Not in the space to have to prove my worth and value’
“I’m not going out there to prove anything to anyone. I’m going to play because I love playing the game,” Virat Kohli says about his mindset
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‘Grief is the price we pay for love.’ Remembering Barbaro 20 years later
The Kentucky Derby winner succumbed to an injury sustained during his 2006 Triple Crown pursuit. He found another way to immortality.
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