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Beware of the Latest Fuel Efficiency Device Scam on Facebook In recent months, a new wave of scams involving "fuel efficiency devices" has been spreading rapidly across Facebook. These devices claim to dramatically increase your vehicle’s fuel mileage, reduce emissions, and save you money at the pump—promises that sound too good to be true. Unfortunately, they are. What Are These Devices? Commonly marketed as magnetic fuel savers or electronic chips, these gadgets often come in the form of small boxes with flashing lights or mysterious internal components. They assert that by aligning fuel molecules or optimizing your engine’s electronic system, they will boost fuel economy and horsepower. Some claim to clamp onto fuel lines or plug into your car's diagnostic port. The Truth Behind the Claims Multiple scientific studies and expert assessments have shown that these devices do not work. Magnetic fuel savers, for example, do not alter fuel properties in any way that improves...

10 Things That Make People Fight — And How to Win With Self-Control Why do people fight? Most fights don’t start “out of the blue.” They happen when something precious—our pride, our family, our money, or our beliefs—feels threatened. By recognizing the common triggers of anger, we can learn to pause, practice self-control, and avoid destructive outcomes. The Bible doesn’t shy away from these struggles—it shows us both the dangers of uncontrolled anger and the power of self-control. 1. Disrespect or Insults Words cut deep. Public humiliation often leads to conflict. Nabal insulted David’s men, and David prepared for revenge until Abigail’s wisdom cooled his anger (1 Samuel 25). “A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” (Proverbs 15:1) 2. Jealousy and Rivalry Romantic jealousy or envy of others often sparks violence. Cain killed Abel when God accepted Abel’s offering and not his (Genesis 4:3–8). “For where envy and self-seeking exist, confus...