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With so many things happening all around the world at once, it’s easy to lose track.
Luckily, there’s this entertaining corner of Reddit dedicated to documenting and sharing the most noteworthy moments captured on camera. The “Be Amazed” subreddit was created back in 2015 and has since grown into a powerhouse of 6.3M members.
Today, it has an impressive archive of the most interesting pictures from all walks of life, from current news and sports to the entertainment industry and arts. Below we wrapped up some of the amazing and most recent posts shared here.
Psst! After you're done scrolling, be sure to check out our previous feature with more “Be Amazed” content.
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#1
One Badass Lady
Tiny Dancer 1 year ago
Bless her heart! She was 98 when she passed away in 2008. A book about her life is out, it's called "Life in a Jar": https://irenasendler.org/
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#2
Nice And Cool
Lisa Morrison 1 year ago
As a mother/grandmother of people with different colours of melanin I THANK YOU! this is so crucial! Equal access to medical care for everyone!!
#3
The Human Library
A recent international survey from Oxford’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism found that in almost every country surveyed, people’s trust in media is decreasing. More and more people are avoiding news because, they say, it “has a negative effect on their mood.”
This is why allowing yourself some light-hearted content that evokes positive emotional responses such as curiosity and amazement, or surprise, is very important. But despite good news and positive content being beneficial to our mental health, like most people are aware of, our behavior tells a different story.
The researchers also found that, on average, negative news provoked much stronger physiological reactions and garnered more attention than positive or neutral news. And even though individual people’s reactions varied a bit, a minority of people respond more to positive news.
#4
A Leader
#5
In 2018, During The Parkland School Shooting, 15 Yr Old Anthony Borges Succeeded In Halting The Gunman From Entering His Class By Using His Body To Hold Shut The Door. He Was Shot Five Times, But Saved The Lives Of His 20 Classmates. He's Since Made A Full Recovery
Allison Riley 1 year ago
I hope to live in a country someday that a child has no need to protect another child from the bullets of mad persons
#6
Very Interesting
On the other hand, when browsing for any kind of information online, whether positive or not, it’s important to be aware of whether it’s real truth and real facts. But since there’s no foolproof method to separate truth from misinformation online, internet users must have knowledge and understanding that everything we read and watch online must be taken with a grain of salt.
#7
This Father With Down Syndrome Raised A Son That Is Now A Doctor
#8
Please Remember This
#9
Col Shaw Was A Fine Man
In our previous interview with Daniel Markuson, the cybersecurity expert at NordVPN, we found out that a general rule of thumb is to check the source’s credibility: “This particularly applies to social media platforms because they are optimized to increase engagement and lack appropriate gatekeeping features that filter out misinformation.”
#10
A Finalist Of Miss England Finalist Has Become The First Contestant To Compete Without Wearing Any Makeup In The Pageant's 94 Years Of History
#11
During WWII, Four Brothers From The Same Jewish Family Signed Up To Fight Against The Nazis
Only one of the four brothers survived. His grandson is the current president of ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky
#12
Dog Loves Purple
When asked about the reasons why fake news has become so widespread, the cybersecurity expert said that it’s “due to factors that concern both the content of the messages and the technological foundation of platforms on which the news is proliferated.”
“Fake news is usually related to current affairs and makes remarkable, emotion-inducing claims. This, combined with the fact that social media platforms collect data on what kind of posts users spend the most time on and feed them content with similar characteristics, provides the perfect conditions for the spread of misinformation,” Daniel concluded.
#13
Bionic Reading Method
Nathaniel Heider 1 year ago
I'm not a slow reader but dang this helps me read like sonic after having a chili dog
Allison B 1 year ago
Same. I read fast as is but this makes it both quicker and easier to focus instead of just skimming the words
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les 1 year ago
it wkors! I've olny seen the one with jebumlmd mdiede ltrseets brfoee and tihs wkors
AltBren 1 year ago
Me neither, guess we're not the target audience.. it obviously works for some people though, judging by the other comments.
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Andreas H 1 year ago (edited)
It works very well for me, despite the fact that my english is not very good.
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Jenna J 1 year ago
Is it because I'm not neurodivergent. that this seems more difficult to read? Like the bold letters are distracting?
Persephone 1 year ago
Everybody's brain is different... my brain ither runs fast, or decides that it's bored. I love reading, but this just allows me to take the info in much faster. Now for a good book, where I'm super visualizing the story, I don't know whether or not this will work for me...
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ƃnls ǝlƃƃᴉʍ 1 year ago
That’s crazy I read the whole thing in 5 seconds… and simultaneously processed all the information!
Justin Rogers 1 year ago
Thought I was fast before now I can't turn the pages fast enough. Someone make an app for this
Megan Pippenger 1 year ago
I have ADHD, but have never been a slow reader. I think this did make for faster reading, but in my case, visually it made me very mad. The inconsistency is infuriating. Glad it exists and can be helpful for many, but definitely not for me! lol
Sinnsyk Jakte 1 year ago
This actually screwed me up on a physical level. Glad it helps others, but this felt like a rollercoaster ride that I really wanted to off of.
Trophy Husband 1 year ago
I read pretty quick to myself and fairly slow out loud. I am a holistic reader, which means that I tend to see the shape of a sentence and I understand it without needing to read each word. Sometimes I get stuck on a word and end up reading one sentence a few times for no good reason, but overall I'm pretty quick. This actually slows me down because my mind isn't used to the way the words use and my OCD acts up and I have to slow down and read every word.
~lophiiformes~ 1 year ago
it worked! i would like to see it used in more ways to see if it still works but still cool!
Michele Marie 1 year ago
Yes!!!!!! It did. From 5th grade until approximately 22 I use to read over 800 words a minute. I gained the skill because my mom would take us to the library for 8 hours a day to stay cool during the Az summers.
Riley Quinn 1 year ago
Oh, my stars! I've always been a proficient reader, but this actually does let me read and comprehend faster. I just learned this can be downloaded to read websites.
RAVEN Howard 1 year ago
I was actually in a program in 4th grade where we had slides (yes, I'm that old) and some were like thus, others, every other line was bold... the idea was to increase our reading speed... it was part of our Interscholastic Competition training.
williamszita 1 year ago
Wow! I don't have ADHD I am an avid reader and thought I read pretty fast...but read that super fast what a great method
Julia French 1 year ago
yes this helps! There is also a font that was developed to help people with dyslexia read more easily which i wish was used more often.
Fabian Bernard 1 year ago
I read somewhere here that also ComicSansMS were made to help people with dislexia reading easier
PurpleUnicorn 1 year ago
Wow that works! Imagine how hard it would be to type like that though.
Faith Jacobs 1 year ago
Now if they could only make something that would help readers retain what they read, students would be so much more confident and productive!
Nancy Lynch 1 year ago
I have dyslexia and I didn't have to pause to read some words! I love it!
Meredith McMath 1 year ago
Works well for me. And I took a speed reading course when I was a young woman and was taught the same technique by simply having your eyes jump through the material, catching the most important words (nothing bolded).
Bill Marsano 1 year ago
It would seem necessary for a person to have a considerable vocabulary before this can work: the brain can only 'autocomplete' the bold-faced fragmentsd by drawing from stored knowledge it already has.
Katherine Mulholland 1 year ago
This is great, Academic texts should use it. It would be much easier to study.
Mario Strada 1 year ago (edited)
I have ADHD and I am already a fast reader. I read about 4 novels a week, a non-fiction book and an Audible to go to sleep at night. Yes, this thing seems faster, but it's not. It actually slowed me down a bit, or at least that's the impression I got. Maybe it works for others, but not me. EDIT: looks like I was right: https://blog.readwise.io/bionic-reading-results/
RedMarbles 1 year ago
It would be interesting to see if those results hold up with different targeted groups. It may be that with a random sample of people, it's no benefit on average, but beneficial to certain groups.
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Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago
as a neurodivergent, this actually made it harder for me to read. I still could, but I can read plenty fast without the text appearing different because of bold and non bold letters...
Awesome At Being Autistic 1 year ago
I'm hyperlexic and was taught whole word reading, so this doesn't speed up my reading pace at all. I just read super fast, anyway.
#14
I Made This Artwork Using A Multicolored Ballpoint Pens. Its Size Is 30 X 40 Inches With Illustration Board
#15
Love Was And Always Will Be Love
Lisa Morrison 1 year ago
Love is love and yet we STILL live in a society that wants to villanize people for who they love..not for who they ARE, but for who they LOVE..
#16
Hi All! I Will Try To Surprise You With A Glass Sculpture Of A Spider That I Made Myself. What Do You Think, Is It Worthy Of Your Attention?
#17
Have A Rest From All The Bad News With Some Laundry Art
#18
Kharkiv School Graduate In Her Graduation Dress On The Rubble Of Her School Destroyed By The Russian Artillery
Lisa Morrison 1 year ago
Finding beauty in the pain..courage and strength in the destruction.. amazing ♥️
#19
This Man Spoke With Every Parent In Uvalde, Texas To Build Personalized Caskets For All 19 Children Who Were Killed. His Name Is Trey Ganem
Lisa Morrison 1 year ago
This man understands the power and sanctity of grief.as someone who lost her son 6 years ago I know first hand the depth and breadth of grief and how something like this helps process that loss.
#20
*curb Your Enthusiasm Music Plays*
#21
What A Badass
#22
My Newest Drawing
#23
Le Gogh
#24
Maybe There’s Still Hope
The mad duck 1 year ago
A lot of young people in Russia were drafted into the war, and a lot of them do not want to fight.
#25
Meet Kyiv Vitali Klitschko
He is the mayor of kyiv and former heavyweight champion of the world. Klitschko is a millionaire many times over, he could have fled ukraine by private jet and lived a happy life, but instead he decided to risk his own life and fight for his country against a superpower
Lisa Morrison 1 year ago
I wonder how many of the first world countries..america specific since this is where I live, that if our country was at war, just how many of our soft politicians would take to the fields and defend our country. Or would they be the first to the bunker?
#26
A Sheep Comforts A Dog After It Protects Their Herd From A Wolf Attack
#27
Native American Beaded Caps At Graduation
#28
In The Break Between Combat Duty, Ukrainian Professor Fedor Shandor Gives A Lecture To His Students
#29
We Need More People Like Him
#30
Ravens Are Also Called "Wolf Birds"
#31
No Human Is Limited
Lisa Morrison 1 year ago
I am so humbled and I am so grateful for everything I have in this life, which isn't much, but seeing this always reminds me to check my privilege.. something as an american I don't think we do enough..
#33
James Harrison - Man With The Golden Arm
#34
Khasi & Jaintia People
Freya the Wanderer 1 year ago
Why is living in quotes? The trees are alive, so the bridges are, too.
#35
A Redditor Reached Out To Me And Offered To Restore The Only Known Photo Of My Uncle
#36
The Timing Of The Photo Was Perfect
#37
The Worlds Oldest Active Police Officer Lives In My Hometown. Today Is His 93 Birthday. Officer “Buckshot” Smith
#38
I Turned A Bunch Of Wood Sticks Into A One Meter Long Flying Dutchman Ship
#39
Mongolia
#40
Beyond Words
Lisa Morrison 1 year ago
This guts me..in America we have no clue just how privilege we truly are.
#41
A Beautiful White Moose In Sweden
#42
A Golden Coloured Mouse With Wavy Fur!
#43
Teaching In A Warzone - One Ukrainian Teacher Says "We All Saw What A Whole Country Of Idiots Who Don't Know How To Think Critically Can Lead To
#44
An Artist Makes Amazing Sculptures From Driftwood Found On Beaches
#45
Two Presidents Meet With Their Respective Defence Ministers
#46
The Size Of A Hummingbird Nest
#47
A Modern Egyptian Man Taking A Selfie With A 2000 Years Old Portrait Of An Egyptian Man During The Roman Era
Laugh or not 1 year ago
When time travellers try to prove they are time travellers. And we don't believe them.
#48
A Dome Of Flowers Gardens By The Bay, Singapore
#49
Jim Carrey And Eddie Murphy Pose For A Photo After Running Into Each Other Working On The Same Studio Set (2000)
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Unaffected 1 year ago
More than two decades ago, a British photographer Tom Stoddart captured Sarajevo resident Meliha Varesanovic walking proudly in high heels and pearls as soldiers traded fire nearby. Stoddart wanted to photo document the life of women in the besieged Sarajevo.The image struck a chord with viewers around the world, becoming a symbol of dignity amidst the tragedies of the Bosnian war.
Meliha Varesanovic survived the war and still lives in Bosnia.
I was born in Sarajevo and am so proud of our people EyRl7qDWEA...50d263.jpg 
Mimi777 1 year ago
I’ve seen this photo before! Had no idea it was taken in Sarajevo during the war. Thanks for sharing. I’m from banja Luka btw.
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Unaffected 1 year ago
More than two decades ago, a British photographer Tom Stoddart captured Sarajevo resident Meliha Varesanovic walking proudly in high heels and pearls as soldiers traded fire nearby. Stoddart wanted to photo document the life of women in the besieged Sarajevo.The image struck a chord with viewers around the world, becoming a symbol of dignity amidst the tragedies of the Bosnian war.
Meliha Varesanovic survived the war and still lives in Bosnia.
I was born in Sarajevo and am so proud of our people EyRl7qDWEA...50d263.jpg
Mimi777 1 year ago
I’ve seen this photo before! Had no idea it was taken in Sarajevo during the war. Thanks for sharing. I’m from banja Luka btw.
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