It's helpful to keep on hand a list of things that actually do make us feel good, accomplishments that provide legitimate satisfaction.
We sat down with Shane Paul O'Doherty, a former IRA bomber turned pacifist, and asked him about his life. Here's what he told us.
Time and time again, humans have shown that anything that reminds them of babies or how we make them gives us the heebie-jeebies.
Apparently, most of the world's assassination attempts turn into a Mr. Bean-esque slapstick scenarios.
'If it wants to kill you, I'm there.' This is how George Kourounis described his job to us.
Japan recently decided marriage is some sort of scam, apparently.
Pinterest hosts thousands of tutorials for becoming beautiful. In one day, I tried all of them.
We spoke to an in-the-closet Indian man to figure out just what it's like being feloniously gay. Here's what he has to deal with.
It turns out there's a lot of bafflingly specific fan art out there.
The more we study these centuries-old paintings, the more weirdness we discover.
It's happening in colleges across the country, because apparently no one can figure out how to deal with this. And I think I know some reasons why.
In our minds, everybody is just a little bit RoboCop.
There is no shortage of stuff the Internet gets wrong when it's arguing.
Lt. Col. David Couvillon was a Reserve Marine officer thrown straight into the deep end while holding an anvil.