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Nobody can find a single real word in this chaotic kids word search

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By Susan LaMarca
| Yahoo Life Verified
A Reddit user challenged the internet to solve a children’s word search that appeared to contain no actual findable words, raising suspicions that the impossible Easter-themed puzzle was AI-generated and published without human review. u/XcuseMeWat shared the wordsearch, directing users to take a stab at it. “I defy you to find a single word in this ‘kids’ word search,” wrote the poster.
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“I’m not playing on my phone”: Why a viral Eric Mays sound out of Flint, Michigan, is taking over TikTok

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By Susan LaMarca
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
A viral TikTok trend is giving people a dramatic way to defend their screen time. The “I’m not playing on my phone” trend uses audio from late Eric Mays, the former Flint, Michigan, councilman known for his fiery personality and memorable outbursts during city meetings. Mays, an American auto worker, union organizer, and politician who served on the City Council from 2013 until his death in early 2024, was known for his bombastic, unfiltered personality.
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“We followed the blueprint”: A 35-year-old comedian explains why millennials are having a different kind of midlife crisis

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By Susan LaMarca
| Yahoo Life Verified
A viral video from Mike Mancusi is resonating with millennials who feel stuck, unfulfilled, and increasingly convinced that work will never give their lives meaning. The 35-year-old New York comedian recently went viral on TikTok and Instagram after urging people to stop expecting their jobs to fulfill them emotionally. “The more that you allow some job that you don’t even like to define your entire existence, the more it’s going to crush your soul,” Mancusi said.
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