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If you start counting out loud as fast as you can, there will be a point where the number you are on will be the number of seconds it’s taken to get to that number. Getting to 1k in under 16.67 minutes seems easy, 10k under 2.78 hours seems a lot harder and 100k under 1.16 days seems impossible.
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Autocorrect is less helpful for people who type in multiple languages.
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It would be really problematic if all bodies either didn’t decompose or couldn’t be burned.
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If track was like swimming there’d be a 100m sprint, 100m backwards, 100m grapevine etc.
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A truly randomly chosen number would likely include a colossal number of digits.
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The lifeguards at the Olympics probably have a higher chance of saving someone if they turned around and watched the crowd instead of the swimmers.
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People have gotten crueler, not kinder, since the pandemic.
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Removing episodes of TV shows deemed “inappropriate” or “offensive” will result in a new version of the Mandela effect.
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The world isn’t falling apart. It’s merely exiting from the anomalous “most peaceful era of human history” and returning to long-term normalcy.
