15 Reasons Why The World Is A Glass-Half-Full, Really
Have you ever considered the fact that you may be suffering from low blood pressure? Do you find yourself having an existential crisis every now and then because everything in front of your nose looks completely normal on a macro level, only for the micro details and tiny things to make absolutely no sense whatsoever? Are you constantly searching the internet in search of a reason behind your constant questioning and self-questioning of whether or not we even have anything worth living for, but never come up with a viable solution to any of your problems?
Are they ever going to find the cure for cancer in this lifetime after all those billions being spent? How many years have they wasted on useless research? Does it matter if it took all that time anyway as long as a treatment eventually comes out to fix this mess?
Okay, we can't answer all those questions. But we can give you a list of 15 reasons why things aren't really so bad:
Material Girls are on the endangered species list.
Source: PsyPost
McDonald’s is taking the fry-o-matics out of Russia.
Source: Newsweek
Gay Marriage
Source: BBC
Valve’s console will be easy for at-home repairs.
Source: Vice
A kindergarten class set up a pep-talk hotline.
Source: NPR
Whaling is on the way out.
Source: The Guardian
One NBA player is sending his whole paycheck back home.
Source: CNN
Canine Medicine
Source: CNN
Masks and social distancing is working for more than just Covid.
Source: WebMD
Vaccine patents won’t be enforced in some countries.
Source: Politico
Declawing cats will land you in hot water.
Source: People
Six-pack rings are being made more eco-friendly.
Source: CNN
New Mexico made college free.
Source: CNN
Russians are going around the government’s internet restrictions.
Source: Bloomberg
The Pope is pumping gas in Kyiv.
Source: LB
