A lawyer named Soo Yu, a gastroenterologist named Daniel Butt, and a sprinter named Aaron Farr. What do these people have in common? They may all be examples of the phenomenon called nominative determinism. Psychiatrist Carl Jung first suggested that people are drawn to professions that fit their name, and since then, the idea has […] The post 10 Funny Cases of Nominative Determinism appeared first on Listverse.

Horror games are no stranger to controversy, but these ten games took it a little too far, each crossing boundaries that got them banned or pulled from shelves around the world. From dystopian drug-induced joy to psychologically twisted survival games, these entries aren’t just scary to play—people were scared of what they could do. Whether […] The post Ten Horror Games That Were Banned for Being Too Dark appeared first on Listverse.

It’s a race to 270. With just six days until the 2024 presidential election, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are seeking to motivate voters in key swing states across the nation in hopes of picking up enough support to earn 270 electoral votes and claim victory.  Trump will speak to voters Wednesday afternoon in North Carolina’s 1st District, a region that is anticipated to determine which candidates win the state’s 16 electoral votes. Harris will only be an hour away, holding a rally in Raleigh, North Carolina.  In addition to North Carolina, states to watch on election night include Pennsylvania, Arizona, Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Georgia. And Heritage Action for America Executive Vice President Ryan Walker argues that Harris should not count on winning Virginia, despite the fact that President Joe Biden easily carried the state in 2020. The razor-thin margins in the swing states indicate that it may take several days for the American people to know who their next president will be, and some states, like Nevada, pose a unique challenge to determining a winner.  On Monday, the Nevada Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision that mail-in ballots with no postmark can be received and counted until three days after the election.  There is, however, a chance the winner will be known on election night, according to Walker. “I think that the energy and enthusiasm gap is such this year that we’ll know a significant amount of information going into Election Day,” Walker said. “And if we can extrapolate those numbers and compare them to Election Day results in previous years or get some initial data on exit polling, there is a chance that the winner could be declared on election night despite some of these states having late arrival votes that they’re still counting.” Walker joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss the key issues on the minds of voters this election, and to predict when the presidential election will be called. Listen to the podcast below: The post When Will We Know Who Won the Election? appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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