Technology is giving us incredible opportunities for advancement in every way, every day. It's constantly adapting to our new ways of life, and determining our new ways of life.
Where is evolution in all this? Do we get the benefits of 50 push-ups with an app? No. But with all this tech and science we have now, we've discovered some ways to keep our bodies healthy without hitting the gym or jumping on the latest diet trend. Here are five of them.
We all did our taxes painfully recently, and we're all still reeling from the numbers, thinking, "There has got to be a way to make this better." If you're single, there is: get married.
I was talking with a non-coffee-drinking friend recently about having to bring caffeine with me when I travel. "Addict," he said. "Nuh uh," I responded brilliantly. But it turns out that caffeine is surprisingly healthy, definitely a drug, and truly potentially addictive.
Which makes you wonder: if caffeine is an enhancing drug, and it’s legal, why aren’t the others?
Donuts are one of the reasons I love the market so much. At least once a week, I go online and see a new donut invention available to the public somewhere. If we didn’t live in a free society, that fancy donut would only be available to the dictator, while the rest of us would be left with raisin pound cake. If we had regulations dictating an official range of donut types (don’t get any ideas, Washington), we wouldn’t have the beautiful, original, sometimes-kinda-weird masterpieces that pop up in my newsfeeds.
