The more you know

When someone on Quora asked why women get their periods, the scientist laid it out all loud and clear. An answer to this question is one of the most illuminating and disturbing stories in human evolutionary biology, she said, and oh boy, it is.

"Huh, I didn't know that." —You, reading this post

"So. They know my mom's toothpaste. They know I was at my mom's. They know my Twitter. Now I get Twitter ads for mom's toothpaste."

If you ever feel like you’ve seen it all, done it all, bought it all, then you clearly haven’t spent enough time on the internet.

If it’s not educational or amusing, it likely won’t hold our attention. Many of us still have an inner child whose eyes gleam brightly every time it spots something fun or interesting, whether it’s online or in real life. We’re driven by curiosity and there’s a deep inner desire to learn more about the world. Though it can get dimmer as we age, it never truly goes away. And one way to reignite our passion for learning is by snacking on cool, bite-sized facts about science, psychology, tech…

"You're not responsible for your first thought, but how you respond to it."

Top Tumblr Posts And Tidbits From The Past Week - With over a billion users on Facebook, only seems natural that we have a good amount of FAILS from all that.

I wish I could forget reading about the Kentucky meat shower.

01. Every story Ted tells in How I Met Your Mother is just how he remembers it, not how it happened. That's why Ted's girlfriends is so hot, why Ted and Marshall can afford this great apartment (in reality it wasn't as big or as nice), and why Barney was sleeping with a new woman every night. #theory #cinderella #tvseries #television #howimetyourmother #didyouknow #interesting #fascinating #entertainment #freshprinceofbelair #movies #films #hollywood #girlfriend #fan

1. If you use FaceApp, you give the company the irrevocable right to use your face, likeness, and name commercially.