Science & History

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The 15 Lamest Ways People Used to Routinely Die

Marry young, have lots of kids, and make a will just in case you die in childbirth.

Authors

By Andrea Meno, Andres Diplotti

Published

January 31, 2023

When Men Thought Bicycles Would Make Women Ugly and Slutty

To all the stuffy, awful dudes of the Victorian era, bikes were less a means of transportation and more a proto vibrator that would render women so horny they had no choice but to emancipate themselves

Authors

By Amanda Mannen

Published

January 30, 2023

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15 Common Foods We’ve Been Genetically Engineering For Centuries

GMOs are nothing new.

Authors

By Andres Diplotti, Andrea Meno

Published

January 28, 2023

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Beyond Cocaine Bear: 15 Badass Real-Life Animals Who Deserve Their Own Movie

Twelve Air Bud movies, but not a single Donkey Hero of WWI biopic?!

Authors

By Jay Wells L'Ecuyer, JhallComics

Published

January 27, 2023

5 Seemingly Toxic Things That Are Technically Edible

Turns out your toddler going Joey Chestnut mode on a pile of dirt might be... healthy?

Authors

By Eli Yudin

Published

January 26, 2023

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How Your Pet Controls Your Mind

They don’t actually like you, they just know exactly how to make you think that they do

Authors

By Amanda Mannen

Published

January 25, 2023

4 of the Biggest Losers in History, Statistically Speaking

It’s a rough job, but somebody’s got to do it

Authors

By Eli Yudin

Published

January 25, 2023

Magicians Who Used Their Powers to Fight Wars

Here’s the news that the CIA declassified after several decades

Authors

By Ryan Menezes

Published

January 24, 2023

5 Ridiculous Superstitions That Science Says Are True

I owe a couple fortune tellers a serious apology

Authors

By Eli Yudin

Published

January 24, 2023

This Is How Much Marriage Physically Hurts

An inability to communicate in romantic relationships won’t just leave you sleeping on the couch — it’s significantly detrimental to your overall health

Authors

By Lauren Vinopal

Published

January 23, 2023

Murder and Exile: What Actually Is a Scapegoat?

Yes, its history can be tied back to ritualistic animal sacrifice. But there was also a lot of silliness along the way, too

Authors

By Amanda Mannen

Published

January 23, 2023