With the way the world is going, it seems like the apocalypse isn't far off. Climate change, Trump, nuclear war, asteroids, a Artificial Intelligence takeover ... the list is long, and it feels like it's only a matter of time before one of these threats sends us into a scenario predicted by science fiction. If you're a pessimist like me, and believe the end is only a few generations (or less) away, I've got some good news: humans will be able to survive extinction after the apocalypse. How? Mushrooms!
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When Twitter User @kiiiiimberly_, asked her partner what the label on her tampon meant, and they failed miserably, it went on to inspire a movement. Women everywhere started texting their partners, and asking them what the labels on their tampons meant; and literally nobody seemed able to accurately guess what was going on. At the very least, they deserve some credit for their effort and creativity.
The winners of the Royal Observatory Greenwich's Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2019 competition have been announced, and these photographs are out of this world (literally). We gathered the winning photos for each section so you didn't have to search for them, and they are A M A Z I N G. From insane details of the sun to long exposure photos of the stars moving in the sky, these photos are the best of the best when it comes to astrophotography. Look in awe and enjoy the beautiful universe and the incredible skill of these photographers. I tip my hat to them (especially the 11 year old photographer!).
Every few years, government officials and experts come out and try to say how weed is 10 or 20 times stronger than it was a few years ago. Even using some grade school math, we're left with pretty astronomical figures on how potent weed is supposed to be. Activist and author Dana Larsen put together a short thread on how strong it would have to be today if everyone had been telling the truth.
Students at North Farmington High School in Farmington Hills, Michigan, have cracked the code of making school slightly less boring. How? By dressing up as their favorite pop culture characters and memes for their school ID photos. Story via Detroit Free Press.
This expensive private school apparently could not handle the fact that this guy installed upgrades to their own charity before they got them. The man obviously has a code he's sticking to and he has absolutely run out of f*cks to give. Seems like he gave his last f*cks to charity. For more, here's a time he got in a row with a treasurer who couldn't comprehend a payment plan.
Let's face it: dating these days can seriously suck. With Tinder, Bumble, and OkCupid, it seems nobody wants to commit and everybody is just waiting for the next best thing. People are way more open to straying, and a lot of morally unsound flirting seems to be going down in DMS. Were things easier before the days of the internet? Maybe in some ways. These depressing comicsharken to that era in style, but reflect the woes of modern lovers. They might be sobering, but they definitely make us feel seen.
