Why It Sometimes Literally Rains Money in Towns

December 9, 2025

Here’s what you need to know about one of the strangest ideas in urban legends and odd news: a town where it literally rains money. While “money from the sky” sounds like pure fantasy, a handful of documented incidents worldwide come surprisingly close—combining physics, human behavior, and a dash of chaos into one bizarre occurrence.

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Planned Obsolescence Backlash: Strategy or Consumer Fraud?

December 3, 2025

IntroductionReports reveal a growing backlash against “planned obsolescence” — the design of products with built‑in expiration dates, whether technical or psychological. From smartphones to printers and household appliances, consumers and regulators are asking a pointed question: is this just a shrewd business model for a fast-moving tech economy, or a sophisticated form of consumer fraud

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The Village That Slept Too Long and Forgot the Night

December 3, 2025

Fog clung to the terraced hills when the first child stopped sleeping. In the mountain village of Kalachi, Kazakhstan—later dubbed “Sleepy Hollow” by journalists—people began collapsing in broad daylight, slipping into days-long slumber they could not remember. But what if, somewhere else, a village faced the opposite curse: a place where, slowly, almost everyone forgot

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