 

May 15

The day there was no news.
I have done nothing but read and watch the news for a week and a half. When I saw this video, it really made me pause. Is no news good news? I think so. (via swissmiss)

May 12

Time and time again, social media breaks the news first. Traditional media is dying.
(img via tweetip)

May 12

Gnarls Barkley - Going On - Nerdcore
(via humanist)

May 6

Pac-man, explained.

(via kamikazechivalry)

May 3

Muck's Tape

A blast from the past, delivered in a time capsule, transported through time, from the future.

Apr 26

Four guys turn the tables. Birdy Nam Nam.
(inspired by humanist)

Apr 14

Before you watch, wonder: What happens when a paradigm is useful beyond its expiration date? Philip M. Parker authors books faster than what would have been physically possible 100 years ago. Each of his works are over-glorified Google searches (ex) and obviously aren’t worth much. The medium is dying. (via mefi)

Apr 14

Sukiyaki Western Django is awesome.
See also: Casshern. (via firstshowing)

Apr 12

If you have never seen the double-slit experiment check out this video from a whacky pseudo-science documentary called What the Bleep Do We Know!?
It’s the best explanation I’ve seen, though… the rest of the documentary is a little out there ;)

Apr 12

on·o·mat·o·ma·ni·a

onomatomania: a passion or compulsion for certain words or names and their supposed significance; also, a need to recall a certain word.
You know how there’ll be this word and you can’t remember what it is to save your life? Apparently there is a word for that. (via away with words)

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