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Ten instincts keep your world picture decades out of date — 3dOrdinary people and Nobel laureates alike score worse than random chance on basic facts about global poverty and progress.

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Sam Okafor Even smart people like Nobel winners getting facts wrong means we all need better ways to track real changes.

Book outlines nine principles for mastering skills in months — 4dDeliberate project design—not talent—lets ordinary people compress multi-year schooling into months of direct practice.

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Jared Kim I've built real apps in six months by breaking down big projects into weekly targets instead of taking endless courses.

“There are no ordinary cats.” — Colette, Author, 1873–1954 — Oct 2, 2026Posted to IJR by IJR.

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Goldman Sachs Big Wigs Set To Pocket $500,000,000 Bonus As Americans’ Bank Accounts Run Dry — 5dGoldman Sachs executives are poised to pocket more than $500 million in special bonuses while millions of ordinary Americans struggle to cover basic expenses and keep their savings accounts afloat.

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IJREXCLUSIVE: Asst. Commerce Secretary Roth Reveals The Issues Facing Classrooms That Rely Too Much On ScreensSean Moran · 6 min · 56m

Anthropic’s Claude Cruelty Ban Takes Effect November 12 — 6dAnthropic’s updated usage policy bars sustained, purposeless cruelty toward Claude in extreme cases, while allowing ordinary frustration, creative themes, testing and research; ending abusive conversations remains the main stated enforcement measure. The broader rules also target election interference and deceptive campaigns, weapons development and surveillance.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

IHG to cancel 2,000 shares repurchased in early October buybacks — Oct 5, 2026InterContinental Hotels Group repurchased 1,000 shares on both Oct. 2 and Oct. 5 under its existing buyback program and plans to cancel them. After the Oct. 5 purchase, 147,158,314 ordinary shares remained outstanding, excluding treasury shares.

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Phil Wickham Releases Song Encouraging Worship in Everyday MomentsEntertainment — Sep 26, 2026Phil Wickham’s new song “Everyday Hallelujah” encourages listeners to treat ordinary moments—including joy and hardship—as opportunities to thank and worship God.

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Novacyt H1 Loss Narrows, Revenue Rises 18% — Sep 30, 2026Novacyt’s liquidity manager bought 44,200 shares and sold 44,422 in September, leaving 65,577 shares in treasury; the company has 72.6 million ordinary shares outstanding. For the first half of 2026, revenue rose 18% to £11.56 million and its net loss narrowed to £5.79 million from £6.34 million a year earlier.

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Derek Foss The liquidity manager trading nearly the same number of shares in and out feels pointless.

RADCOM Plans $20 Million Share Buyback — Sep 17, 2026Radcom Ltd. announced a share repurchase program of up to $20 million of its ordinary shares, with buybacks expected to run for up to 18 months and may occur in the open market or private transactions, signaling management’s confidence in the company’s value and capital-return strategy. The news spurred a rally in Radcom’s stock and underscores the company’s plan to return capital to shareholders while pursuing growth.

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Sandra RhodesSean ‘Diddy’ Combs Head Injury From Fight With Drug Lord: ReportSean “Diddy” Combs‘ head injury over the weekend was the result of a fight with a drug lord, per TMZ. Sources said Combs and a Jamaican drug lord known as “Dudus” had a physical altercation that ended with Diddy sustaining a severe head injury. TMZ reported Combs was taken from the FCI Fort Dix prison in New Jersey around 1 a.m. Saturday to a hospital for treatment. People magazine confirmed he wa34m · 9 reads

Extraordinary skill is built by deliberate practice, not talent — 2dEricsson shows that top performance comes from years of targeted, feedback-rich practice that rebuilds the brain and body, not from fixed natural gifts.

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Chris Dalton This explains why some musicians get so good while others plateau after a few years of casual playing.

WWII Veterans Mark Milestones Across USLifestyle — 5dWorld War II veterans are being honored for extraordinary longevity: Al McFarling celebrated turning 100 with family and friends, George Chall marked 104 after serving as a battlefield medic, and Paul Schneider celebrated his 105th birthday while crediting an active life and helping others. Louisiana veteran Elmo Sholes, also 105, has died, prompting tributes to his service and patriotism.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Gladwell links extraordinary success to hidden advantages over raw talent — 5dExtraordinary achievement rests on birth timing, rare practice doors, family culture, and accumulated opportunity more than pure merit or grit.

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Marcus Bell My brother was born in January so he always made the travel teams while friends born later got cut despite equal skill.

When vulgarity becomes ordinary: What the F-word says about usGood News — Sep 8, 2026

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Tributes Pour in for Actor Donald Sutherland Who Died at 88 — Jun 21, 2024Donald Sutherland may have starred in the movie “Ordinary People,” but he was anything but ordinary — on and off the screen. Sutherland died Thursday in Miami after a long illness at the age of 88, People reported…

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IJRChinese National Arrested After Poisoning Classmate Engaged In Cutting Edge Cancer Research At US UniversityJillian Butler · 4 min · 1h

With Trump Impeachment Trial on Hold, Senate to Focus on ‘Ordinary Business’Reporting — Jan 6, 2020U.S. senators, who had expected just weeks ago to be turning their attention to an impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, will kick off the week focusing on “ordinary business,” with lawmakers still at loggerheads…

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Therapists question 'toxic' label as valid diagnosisGood News — Sep 8, 2026Therapists and counselors push back against labeling ordinary family conflicts as toxic and instead highlight the value of reconciliation drawn from biblical examples.

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Sheeran Duets With Alex Warren in San Diego — Jul 22, 2026Ed Sheeran surprised San Diego’s Petco Park crowd by inviting Alex Warren to join him onstage for a duet of Warren’s viral hit 'Ordinary' during the Loop Tour, a collaboration born from Sheeran’sadmiration after Warren’s song and an email exchange. The performance follows Warren’s rising success with 'Ordinary' and comes on the heels of Sheeran’s recent Shakira collaboration, underscoring a year of high-profile onstage pairings.

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Weight of Words Reported Exploring Ordinary Legacies — Aug 22, 2026Ivan C. Devall’s new book, The Weight of Words: Stories that Linger, is a 21-essay collection rooted in the American South that blends memoir, history, and narrative to explore how ordinary lives shape memory, faith, and legacy across eras and places. Accompanied by Preston L. Craig’s pen-and-ink drawings, the book aims to illuminate the enduring impact of character across generations and invites readers to reflect on their own histories.

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Officials Urge Public To Kill This Colorful Bug on Sight and Then Report ItReporting — Sep 22, 2021A species of insect that has been spotted across the country might be captivating for its beauty, but government officials are asking ordinary Americans to kill the bugs if they see them, and then to report their…

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Daily Caller News FoundationChinese National Arrested After Poisoning Classmate Engaged In Cutting Edge Cancer Research At US UniversityAuthorities arrested a Chinese national studying at a U.S. university after she allegedly poisoned a rival classmate’s cup of tea and then attempted to flee the country.1h · 44 reads

It’s Time For Washington To Put American Fisheries First — Jun 3, 2026In Washington, both parties increasingly talk about restoring American industry, protecting working communities and pushing back against corporate greed that leaves ordinary Americans paying the price. One place where…

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Top TSA Official Arrested at Airport by US Customs and Border ProtectionReporting — Jan 14, 2024A Transportation Security Administration official presumably experienced an invasive pat-down at the airport, but not in the way that ordinary travelers have experienced it. Customs and Border Protection officers…

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FedEx Shift Ends With a Baby Delivery — Jan 30, 2026What began as an ordinary workday inside an Iowa FedEx facility turned into a moment Amethyst Blumberg will never forget. Blumberg’s shift in Grimes was winding down early Monday morning when she suddenly felt something…

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Fish Literally Rain from Sky in Freak Weather Event – And There Are Photos of the FishReporting — Feb 25, 2023It was just another day in the outback for the Australian town of Lajamanu when it began raining fish on Sunday. Some locals thought it was ordinary rainfall before realizing it was something else entirely, according to…

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Snow Leopard Attack Caught on Video at China Ski Resort — Jan 26, 2026An ordinary evening on the slopes turned terrifying when a female skier was attacked by a snow leopard after moving too close to the rare animal to take a photograph. According to the New York Post , the incident…

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IJRFederal Regulators Reject Largest US Grid Operator’s Plan To Cut Power To Data CentersParis Apodaca · 4 min · 1h