All articles tagged with #opinions
In a Washington Post opinion, Leana S. Wen argues that President Trump's daily high-dose aspirin—despite his doctors urging a lower dose—defies standard medical guidance, since routine use can do more harm than good for many people due to bleeding risks and unclear benefits; the piece urges readers not to imitate this practice and to consult their doctors about aspirin use.
The article features various reader opinions on topics including vaccine mandates and safety, trust in health authorities, the dangers of measles, military actions against Venezuelan vessels, and critiques of James Dobson's disciplinary methods, highlighting concerns about public health, law, and social values.
The article discusses the importance of consultants in addressing new threats like AI, explores radicalism within teachers unions, and offers advice for Gen Z on living well, highlighting diverse perspectives and community engagement.
The article lists 29 popular things that were highly hyped but turned out to be disappointing for many people, including McDonald's fries, Game of Thrones, hot yoga, the ending of Lost, Apple products, and more, highlighting that hype doesn't always meet expectations.
A recent article highlights various modern home decor trends that people find frustrating or impractical, based on feedback from over 500 readers. Common complaints include open shelving in kitchens, lack of storage in large homes, impractical light fixtures, and inconvenient kitchen designs like microwaves in lower cabinets. Other disliked trends include open floor plans, farmhouse sinks, and fake fireplaces. Readers also expressed disdain for aesthetic choices like gray flooring, barn doors, and painted brick on mid-century homes.
Kara Swisher, a CNN contributor and veteran tech journalist, shares her candid opinions on various influential tech leaders in a rapid-fire interview with Chris Wallace.
Tina Fey advised Bowen Yang on the podcast Las Culturistas to be cautious about expressing his real opinions publicly, citing the potential risks of authenticity in the entertainment industry. She humorously warned him about the consequences of critiquing films and advised him to be mindful of his public statements, referencing Ayo Edebiri's past comments on a podcast. Fey's advice came from her own experiences and served as a cautionary tale for navigating fame and expressing opinions in the public eye.
Reddit users shared their thoughts on movies they believe people only pretend to enjoy, with popular films like Twilight, Fifty Shades of Grey, The English Patient, The Purge, and The Great Gatsby making the list. Other movies mentioned include Breakfast at Tiffany's, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Avatar, Lost in Translation, Citizen Kane, Bird Box, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, The Last Jedi, Joker, Tenet, Les Misérables, and The Notebook.
Reddit users share their opinions on everyday things that they find gross, including spitting, holding dog poop bags to warm hands, writing on a chalkboard, dirty dishes, not washing hands before a meal, childbirth, blowing out birthday cake candles, posting uncensored content online, not wearing underwear at the gym, and unequal pay in the workplace.
The U.S. Women's Soccer Team, usually a dominant force, is currently facing a challenging battle for survival in the World Cup, instead of their expected three-peat. Various opinions have emerged regarding the reasons behind their struggles.