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how strong to be sabrina with her dream about Harvard, and have a man like tucker.

For friends who are currently struggling to find a partner on dating apps, let's try to pause for a moment and see reality more clearly. Indeed, there are people who are lucky enough to meet their soul mate there, but don't let the dating algorithm make us lose the logic of reality. Logically,… read more
To celebrate the great RR, I’m at the Brattle in Harvard Square to take in a double feature of “All the President’s Men” and “Three Days of the Condor”, the latter being an appropriate holiday watch this season.

the legendary Harvard — a symbol of classic engineering and pure passion for flight. From turning wrenches to studying every rivet, we’re keeping aviation history alive while building the future of aircraft maintenance. It’s not just a class project — it’s a love affair with aviation.”

Ladies who wear Harvard merch, is it that you enjoy the style of the brand or are you all just planning to go there?

A few years ago, I came across a Harvard Psychology study that explored how a potential relationship can be assessed through a structured set of questions. The idea fascinated me, but I always felt there was a practical problem: most people don’t have the time, setting, or patience to turn a date… read more

One of the First 3 African American Women to earn a PhD. (all 3 in 1921). Dr. Dykes graduated from Radcliffe college which would later become a part of Harvard University. She was the first to complete the requirements for the PhD degree, but graduated behind 2 other African American women: Dr.… (edited) read more




A week or 2 ago, I did a poll on Boo universe about women being a good cook for a longer lasting long-term relationship. Since then I read about a Harvard study finding that women who don’t cook for their husbands have happier marriages. The study found that Women who don’t cook for their… (edited) read more

I've been an independent woman since I was 16. I worked minimum wage jobs to take care of my 4 siblings while my mom (my mom and dad sought asylum from Somalia) was working in a factory. My mom worked 2 jobs, took take care of 5 children and a disabled husband for years, and I took a part time job… read more
I’d make sure to apply for my PhD in Harvard just to get a special rejection letter like this: 🤣🤣🤣 https://youtu.be/ajWQRtMEiUA

The study found that dogs dream similar to humans in that their dreams are often representative of their daily experiences. Of course for involved pet owners, a dog’s owner is a large part of that daily experience and would frequent their dreams. So next time you see your beloved dog twitching… read more

Girls don’t like bad boys just because they’ve been labeled as “bad”. The truth is that some girls like the qualities that most bad boys have over the qualities of nicer and more refined guys. If you’d like to do more research we just found this study from Harvard University about “Bad Boys” Bad… read more
It just happened to me. An attractive woman (?) half my age knocked on my door. She studied finances (?) in Harvard University. As soon as I asked if she is into cryptocurrency, she immediately disappeared and blocked me. I cannot locate our conversation. I reported the profile to boo via the… read more
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Hello board game enthusiasts. I was thinking of creating a board game focused on teaching the players negotiation skills while still being fun and enjoyable to play. I'm not sure if anything like this exists right now. The only game I know which resembles this the closest is The Kings Dilemma.… read more
Went out for a walk today in Harvard Square, and found this cute ice cream store. It was so good 💕. *Edit* the place is called Taiyaki NYC x The Dough Club - Cambridge (edited)

The dark grimoire “Necronomicon” (completely fictional) was a spell book bound in human skin. Believe it or not but, using human skin to bind books was a real thing…there’s even a term~ “Anthropodermic Bibliopegy” 🙀. Back in the late 18th century some doctors had used human skin for this purpose,… read more

A Harvard study in 1957 by Dr. Curt Richter, placed rats in a pool to test how long they could tread water. On average due to exhaustion they would sink and drown after 15 minutes. However, right before they gave up due to exhaustion, the researchers would pluck them out, dry them off, let them… read more
Harvard at Swartkops museum air show, Pretoria, South Africa

“Since her death in 1979, the woman who discovered what the universe is made of has not so much as received a memorial plaque. Her newspaper obituaries do not mention her greatest discovery. Cecilia Payne’s mother refused to spend money on her college education, so she won a scholarship to… read more

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If you’re reading this, many apologies ! A young person sent a message about the free Harvard classes available online. I went to answer and somehow declined the message. Didn’t even get their name! Weird to post this knowing they may never see but I’m sorry.

ISKON ! Since last two months several friends have been asking about ISKCON. What do I know about this? I could not find time to write about it, so I started writing in two or three volumes, today is the first volume. From childhood when I was in sixth or seventh standard my father used to… read more


I have a couple, but I really like the infamous Dyatlov Pass, and the murder of Rey Rivera. Two absolutely stunning mysteries. Honorable mention to the Ariel School UFO sighting featuring a Harvard prof. What's yours? Looking for new rabbit holes to dive down
#travel #boston #harvard

1. First Computer Bug 🐛 The term “computer bug” actually came from a real moth found stuck inside a Harvard computer in 1947.