Being a dick is bad. That being said, some stuff that society has labeled 'evil' can have surprising upsides.
We're a young country, and we'd be smart to turn our eyes to the older and wiser members of the global community every now and then and take their advice.
In 2011, I entered a period of ill health so terrible that I bankrupted a couple of insurance companies and caused an entire hospital to collapse in despair, killing hundreds.
Professor Annmarie Chiarini, Anisha Vora, and Dr. Holly Jacobs have a few things in common: They've all had explicit photos of themselves shared online, and they've all decided to do something about it.
Like some amoral, impossibly reckless pharmaceutical company with a t-Virus on its hands, we'd like to put you, the public, in charge of what actually spreads into the world.
Before you plan your next party, read on and make sure your good times are based on the most up-to-date party science.
Having been short for quite some time now, I've learned a few things I'd like to share with you,
With a little creativity and a lot of insanity, anyone can abuse their position for fun and profit.
The cold, harsh reality is that sometimes doing the right thing doesn't necessarily pay off.
These people are waking up every day and thinking, 'Welp, time to improve my entire species and the world in which we live,' and aren't being sarcastic.
No other art form can quite match the surprise factor of a truly beautiful statue. Or a truly hideous one.
Get ready for live, naked robots.
Nature's psychic warriors will soon descend upon all of humanity.
These people were smoking the thinking of their time, a pungent zeitgeist packed deep in the bowel of their minds, throwing off the smoke of incredible stories and ideas.