PICTOFACT 12 Outlandish Typos, Misprints and Missteps from Respected Publications In 1903, 'The New York Times' said it’ll take millions of years to develop airplanes. Authors By Andrea Meno, Andres Diplotti Published April 27, 2023
How the Biggest, Baddest Name in Booze Died a Pathetic, Underwhelming Death Authors By Mike Rampton Published April 27, 2023
Being a Petty, Vengeful Bitch Is Bad for Your Health Whoever said revenge was sweet was a glutton for punishment Authors By Lauren Vinopal Published April 25, 2023
5 Times in History Somebody Seriously Snoozed and Losed Thanks so much for coming in, The Beatles, we’ll call you! Authors By Eli Yudin Published April 25, 2023
PICTOFACT 12 Eminent Scientists Who Shamelessly Faked Their Research One high-profile researcher painted white mice black to make them look like they had fur from a black mouse. Authors By Andres Diplotti, Andrea Meno Published April 25, 2023
Five Historical ‘Numbnuts’ We Owe an Apology To History has proven us to be super judgy — and often completely wrong about such snap judgements Authors By Amanda Mannen Published April 24, 2023
5 Historical Nepo Babies Who Make The Roys Look Regal The past would have loved to only deal with some untoward texts Authors By Eli Yudin Published April 24, 2023
PICTOFACT 12 Popular Things Invented By The Last Person You'd Expect A dentist's chair led to the invention of the electric chair. Authors By Andres Diplotti, Andrea Meno Published April 24, 2023
PICTOFACT 13 Fibs, Fabrications, And Outright Fantasies From Political Hacks Congressman Hank Johnson worried that the island of Guam might flip over. Authors By Andres Diplotti, Andrea Meno Published April 23, 2023
You’re Not Depressed, You’re Just Too Hot or Too Cold That depression blanket might be onto something Authors By Lauren Vinopal Published April 23, 2023
PICTOFACT 13 Everyday Inventions That Are Way Older Than We Thought Turns out that whoopee cushions are about 2,000 years old. Authors By JhallComics, Andrea Meno Published April 22, 2023
Ignoring Your Work Emails Makes You a Stronger Leader Who better to show the way to peak work-life balance than the person in charge? Authors By Lauren Vinopal Published April 22, 2023
PICTOFACT 13 Times Human Error Had Gigantic Consequences NASA lost a $125 million orbiter because they mixed up metric and Imperial measurements. Authors By Andrea Meno, Andres Diplotti Published April 21, 2023
