If you’ve been looking around at the state of American decline lately and wondering about how you might escape the madness, you suddenly and very randomly might have a pretty good option. If you’re anywhere else in the world and looking at the frozen north as a bastion of liberty and justice now that the U.S. has plunged itself into darkness and is no longer the go-to destination in a lot of people’s minds, then yeah, you too could be a Canadian citizen now, so it’s definitel

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/SKCu4VNfLtU This pesky thing is called the New World Screwworm. It’s most often found in South America, and then also in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti. This little guy loves the flesh of warm-blooded animals. It mostly affects livestock, but people can also be infected.  This fun little guy that was once completely eradicated in the United States, but now we’ve invited him back to play again. And he will eat you. He wants to eat yo

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Rj10RMukPs8 People have a big problem with a certain popular podcaster. So much so, in fact, that a new study has found that women won’t date men who listen to him. You probably saw this coming. I definitely saw this coming. People are going to be really upset when I say his name. And by people, I mean a lot of a certain subset of people. But there’s absolutely nothing surprising about any of this.  Now, before I come out and tell you who it

Why do things go viral? Turns out there’s a pretty easy way to define a piece of content that has the potential to do so. It’s not random or mysterious, because there are real commonalities with posts that are shared widely across the internet. If you’re curious about what those commonalities are, then stick around and we’ll talk about what the actual research tells us. We’re all about science here, so let’s uncover the science of what makes things go viral. So I’m going to t

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/WkEHy08vzbQ We need to talk about something really important, and it’s about why we’re all still 15 years old and standing in a row with our friends by the lockers, refusing to talk to anyone else, terrified to talk to anyone else, desperately trying to work up the courage to even imagine a world where we could ask our crush to the prom, while they’re across the hall in their own group, not even looking over here at all.  What does this have