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BPA and BPS have been linked to hormonal disruptions That's a sneaky everyday hazard most people wouldn’t think twice about! It’s wild that something as routine as grabbing a receipt could become a steady trickle of chemical exposure. BPA and BPS have been linked to hormonal disruptions, so cutting down on contact—especially when you're constantly handling receipts—makes a lot of sense. Switching to digital records is such a smart pivot, and it doubles as a decluttering win. It’s also a good reminder that “minimalism” isn’t just about aesthetics—it can actually make your home safer. Have you made the switch to digital for most of your receipts already, or are you staring down a drawer full of faded paper right now?

Original Purpose vs. Current Use: No-contact orders were primarily designed to protect individuals from harassment, stalking, or potential violence, often in the context of Title IX cases related to sexual misconduct. However, the article suggests they are increasingly being used for less severe interpersonal conflicts, such as disagreements, social disputes, or simply a desire to avoid someone. Ease of Obtaining NCOs: Some universities have policies that make it relatively easy for students to obtain NCOs, sometimes without a high threshold of proof of harm or a prior attempt at informal resolution. This ease can contribute to their overuse. Impact on Free Expression and Due Process: Critics, including organizations like the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), argue that the broad application of NCOs can stifle free speech and academic debate, especially when used against student journalists or for ideological disagreements. There are concerns about due process, ...

Sextortion is a form of blackmail where a perpetrator coerces someone into sending explicit images or videos, or records them engaging in explicit acts, and then threatens to distribute this content to friends, family, or online if the victim doesn't comply with further demands (e.g., more explicit content, money, gift cards). How do these scams often work? Initial Contact: Predators often make contact on gaming platforms, social media apps, or dating apps. They might pretend to be a peer, flatter the victim, or feign romantic interest. Building Trust: They engage in seemingly genuine conversations to build trust and a "friendship" or "relationship." The Trap: They then pressure the victim to send explicit images/videos or engage in explicit video chats, which they secretly record. The Threat: Once they have the content, they reveal their true intentions and threaten to publicize the images/videos unless the victim complies with their demands. Escalation: Dema...