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Who do you trust most for recommendations?
Whether it's a restaurant, a gadget, or a show to watch.
🗳️ 12 votes so far🏆 Leading: Online reviews (33%)🥈 Friends & family (33%)🥉 Influencers / creators (17%)⚖️ Split decision🌍 🇨🇳 China, 🇭🇰 Hong Kong, 🇲🇹 Malta
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Just something that came to my mind: Whose book recommendation do you trust the most and why? * A reader who reads a lot but has never written a book
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View original 1 more reply so I don't look at reviews. At best I will look at ratings. I really enjoy reading Goodreads reviews after though. This way I get to enjoy a book without any external influence (unless of course it was recommended by someone) and I also get to learn other people...
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View original Sports comebacks nobody saw coming — which one still gives you chills?
Some games look over long before the final whistle — until the team that's supposed to lose simply refuses to. These four moments turned near-certain defeat into legend, and sports fans still argue about which comeback was the most improbable. Which one still gives you chills?
🗳️ 15 votes so far🏆 Leading: Down 28-3, still they found a way
With just over 17 minutes left in Super Bowl LI, the Atlanta Falcons led the New England Patriots 28-3. Vegas had New England's chances at less than 1%, and fans were already heading for the exits. Then Tom Brady and the Patriots offense simply refused to stop, scoring 25 unanswered points to force overtime — the first in Super Bowl history — before Brady drove them down for the winning score. It remains the largest comeback in Super Bowl history, and "28-3" has become shorthand in sports for any lead that somehow isn't safe. (47%)🥈 Tiger's return from the brink
Eleven years had passed since Tiger Woods won a major. In between came back surgeries, a very public scandal, and a DUI arrest that made a full recovery look like a fantasy. By 2019 most had written off any chance of another green jacket. Then, at Augusta, Woods held his nerve on the back nine while the leaders around him fell apart, closing out a one-shot win that felt less like a golf tournament and more like redemption itself. The roar that followed his final putt remains one of the loudest moments in sports history — a career and a man, both back from the brink. (20%)🥉 Down 3-1, breaking a 52-year curse
No team had ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the NBA Finals — until the Cleveland Cavaliers faced a 73-win Golden State Warriors team many called the greatest ever. Down 3-1, LeBron James and Kyrie Irving refused to fold, winning three straight to force a Game 7. With the score tied late, James delivered a chase-down block for the ages and Irving buried a dagger three over Steph Curry. Cleveland won its first major sports championship in 52 years, and LeBron kept the promise he'd made when he came home. It remains one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. (20%)🌍 🇨🇳 China, 🇩🇿 Algeria
With just over 17 minutes left in Super Bowl LI, the Atlanta Falcons led the New England Patriots 28-3. Vegas had New England's chances at less than 1%, and fans were already heading for the exits. Then Tom Brady and the Patriots offense simply refused to stop, scoring 25 unanswered points to force overtime — the first in Super Bowl history — before Brady drove them down for the winning score. It remains the largest comeback in Super Bowl history, and "28-3" has become shorthand in sports for any lead that somehow isn't safe. (47%)🥈 Tiger's return from the brink
Eleven years had passed since Tiger Woods won a major. In between came back surgeries, a very public scandal, and a DUI arrest that made a full recovery look like a fantasy. By 2019 most had written off any chance of another green jacket. Then, at Augusta, Woods held his nerve on the back nine while the leaders around him fell apart, closing out a one-shot win that felt less like a golf tournament and more like redemption itself. The roar that followed his final putt remains one of the loudest moments in sports history — a career and a man, both back from the brink. (20%)🥉 Down 3-1, breaking a 52-year curse
No team had ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the NBA Finals — until the Cleveland Cavaliers faced a 73-win Golden State Warriors team many called the greatest ever. Down 3-1, LeBron James and Kyrie Irving refused to fold, winning three straight to force a Game 7. With the score tied late, James delivered a chase-down block for the ages and Irving buried a dagger three over Steph Curry. Cleveland won its first major sports championship in 52 years, and LeBron kept the promise he'd made when he came home. It remains one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. (20%)🌍 🇨🇳 China, 🇩🇿 Algeria
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Title: The greatest move in paintball history. Still gives me the chills : r/paintball The greatest move in paintball history. Still gives me the chills : r/paintball. Skip to main contentThe greatest move in paintball history. Still gives me the chills : r/paintball. Open men...
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View original The phrase "It gives me chills" expresses a strong emotional or physical reaction to something—usually awe, fear, excitement, or deep emotional resonance. The phrase "It gives me chills" expresses a strong emotional or physical reaction to something—usually awe, fear, exciteme...
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