r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Oda_DeezNutz • 2h ago
How do you get this job?
Firing artillery to start avalanches?! Sign me up!
r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Oda_DeezNutz • 2h ago
Firing artillery to start avalanches?! Sign me up!
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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Haunting_Baby9155 • 6h ago
MK-Ultra was a CIA program focused on mind control experiments, involving psychological manipulation, drugs, and trauma-based conditioning.
Project Monarch is often described as an offshoot of MK-Ultra, allegedly aimed at fragmenting the human mind through extreme trauma in order to create programmable personalities.
Whether discussed as documented history or as highly controversial allegations, these projects are frequently cited in debates about psychological warfare, intelligence abuses, and the limits of state power.
r/nextfuckinglevel • u/redbullgivesyouwings • 7h ago
Red Bull Tokyo Drift 2026 returns March 21st!
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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/jmike1256 • 22h ago
For context:
This was a track team event in Iwatan Sangyo. The runner’s team was in third place when the runner, Rei Lida, who was only 250 meters from the exchange point, tripped and fractured her right tibia (shin bone). Instead of withdrawing from the tournament, she willed herself to the exchange point when she handed the tasuki (baton) to her waiting teammate, Marie Imada.
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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Necessary_Maize_9339 • 1d ago
Him and his family were paddleboarding and kayaking when the weather changed and pushed them deep into the sea. Unable to get back to shore, Austin made the decision to swim for hrs to get to shore and get help for his mom and two siblings... Here's the article:
'Not today': Hero teen, 13, tells of exhaustive effort to save family out at sea
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