6 OnlyFans stats that show how massive the platform has become

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OnlyFans continues to grow, with $7.2 billion spent on the platform last year.

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  • OnlyFans, the streaming platform known for its NSFW content, is hotter than ever.
  • In 2024, users spent $7.2 billion in transactions on OnlyFans.
  • The company's owner, Leonid Radvinsky, has paid himself nearly $1.8 billion in dividends since 2021.

OnlyFans has more fans than ever.

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I ordered bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwiches from Cousins Subs, Jimmy John's, and Subway. Only one chain let me down.

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I tried BLTs from Subway, Jimmy John's, and Cousins Subs, and won't be returning to one of the chains.

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  • I tried BLT sandwiches from Subway, Jimmy John's, and Cousins Subs.
  • I wasn't a fan of Subway's BLT and thought the bread tasted a bit sugary.
  • I loved Jimmy John's applewood smoked bacon, but Cousins Subs made my overall favorite BLT.

BLT sandwiches are my go-to lunch staple. Filled

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The US Air Force just underwent a massive stress test of how it would fight a high-end war in the Pacific

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  • The US Air Force with the broader US military, as well as allies and partners, completed a major exercise in the Pacific.
  • It was focused on managing airpower across contested environments
  • The Air Force has deemed the ability to do this critical for a potential war against China.

The US Air Force just conducted a massive exercise in the Indo-Pacific

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Google proved two things during its Pixel 10 announcement

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Google's Pixel 10 lineup is finally here following the latest "Made by Google" event, but there were a few things that stood out. And it wasn't just the overall format of the announcement.

Longevity enthusiast Bryan Johnson says smoking psychedelic toad venom showed him the 'expansive map' of human consciousness

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  • Longevity guru Bryan Johnson has long had questions about the bounds of human consciousness.
  • He says smoking a psychedelic found in Sonoran toad venom gave him clarity.
  • He said it revealed the "most expansive map" of human consciousness.

Longevity enthusiast Bryan Johnson said he often contemplates a question that has perplexed philosophers for centuries — how big is

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Are EV Charging Stations Bad for Your Health?

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The air around electric vehicle chargers has twice the level of dangerous fine particles than regular urban air, a new study found.

Which Google Pixel 10 model should you buy?

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The Google Pixel 10 series is officially here, spanning four models each with key upgrades. This guide will help you choose the right one.