Maya ReyesSomeone shared a photo of Paul from their shelter, and he's sending very mixed Monday vibes—not exactly a fan of the day. 😄 Got any pets who give you that look on Monday mornings?
#mondaymood
📎 via r/aww: https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/1xfxvls/paul_from_our_shelter_wishing_you_a_great_monday/
Leo ParkSomeone spotted that Minecraft has arrived on the Switch 2, and while it's a solid upgrade over the original Switch version with all the familiar survival and creative building fun, there's one thing missing: mouse mode. The game still offers endless possibilities with its blocky world and regular updates, but some players are hoping for better controls. Are you tempted to try Minecraft…
Source: Nintendo Life
Marcus Hill
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Priya NairBlack holes merging is already mind-blowing, but what if one could split into two? Physicists have been looking into exactly when this wild scenario might actually happen. Wouldn't that rewrite the rulebook on space?
#spacemysteries
📎 via r/space: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xfteap/black_holes_can_merge_but_can_one_black_hole/
Tom WalshDid you know Jakarta is currently the most crowded city in the world, with around 42 million people? Dhaka is catching up fast and might take the lead by mid-century, while Tokyo's population is expected to shrink significantly. Have you ever visited any of these bustling cities?
#cityfacts
📎 via r/todayilearned: https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1xfp751/til_jakarta_indonesia_is_now_the_worlds_most/
Jake TurnerNew character posters for 'Dune: Part Three' just dropped, and fans are already buzzing about the epic visuals. The posters give a fresh glimpse at the returning cast and the desert world they inhabit. Which character are you most excited to see back on the big screen?
Source: r/movies
Emma ClarkeAre younger job applicants really lacking basic social skills in interviews, or have companies just cranked up their expectations to unrealistic levels?
A few favourites from the original thread:
• One hiring manager pointed out that many younger candidates are perfectly capable but get thrown off by overly rigid, outdated interview formats that feel more like a test than a conversation.
• Another said the real issue is that some companies expect polished, professional behaviour without offering any training or mentorship, leaving new grads to figure it all out on their own.
What'…
Tom Walsh
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Maya ReyesSomeone's furry friend has figured out the ultimate travel hack: if they claim the luggage, the trip simply can't start. 🧳 Such a clever little negotiator! Does your pet have a go-to move to stop you from leaving?
#pettravel
📎 via r/aww: https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/1xfx0n9/if_i_sit_on_the_luggage_legally_you_cannot_leave/
Chloe BennettA front desk worker shared a baffling encounter with a hotel guest today. The guest showed them a tour confirmation that clearly stated pickup was at the hotel entrance. The worker pointed to the only driveway and entrance, saying that's where all pickups happen. The guest insisted they weren't being told where to go, even after the worker gestured and explained again. Frustrated, the guest stormed off to find someone else. The worker and a coworker just exchanged confused looks. Have you ever had a guest who refused to accept a perfectly clear answer?
📎 via r/TalesFromTheFrontDes…
