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Sci-fi space battles are great and all, but just how realistic are they? And can no one really hear you scream in space?
It’s Okay To Be Smart wades through all the Hollywood nonsense and takes a look at your favorite space battles to determine just how scientifically accurate they are.
Walking on water? That’s Jesus’ job, right? WRONG, because whatever Jesus can do Spanish freedivers can do too.
Or at least, they can trick us into thinking they’re walking on water when actually it’s all just an illusion and a mastery of freediving.
Politicians might claim they work for us, but we all know that’s just a bunch of horsesh*t, right?
But what if (I know, it’s a BIG what if) they committed, pledged even, to let the people decide on the big issues? And what if we harnessed technology to hold MPs accountable to that pledge?
They might be a natural drug, rather than synthetic, but just how do magic mushrooms alter brain chemistry?
AsapSCIENCE takes a look at what this psychotropic drug does, and why it makes you hallucinate and get all spiritual and groovy, man.
You think it an absolute outrage for Cinema Sins to even go there with a movie as perfect as this.
But they went there, and they come back with over 80 sins committed by Finding Nemo—shame on your Pixar.
If you’ve been deaf your entire life, what must it be like to hear sound for the very first time?
For this guy it’s not so great, because not only has his wife got a really annoying voice, but the first sounds he hears are those of people arguing inanely.
It doesn’t matter if you’re allergic to gluten or not, because gluten intolerance can be experienced by everyone!
So don’t let your moany friends get the superiority complex, use this educational video to become intolerant too.
They’re two countries which share a close proximity to one another but culturally and politically couldn’t be further apart.
And one place you can see that manifested is in the fashions of each country—in this time-lapse 100 years of styles are compared from 1910 to 2010.
