People love to learn, but we don’t really like it when it’s hard. Luckily, some ways to learn are easier than others. Research shows that we’re more likely to engage with new information when it’s presented in more fun ways than just plain text. For example, we understand graphs 25.5% faster than text and 46.5% faster than data in tables.
If that’s really so, then you’ll probably love this list of cool charts and guides, Pandas! We’ve collected some of the most interesting and visually pleasing graphs from several Instagram pages about our world: pop culture, wildlife, population density, obesity, and many more. So, if you’d like to learn the types of the most common errors online, symptoms of COVID-19, and what cleaning products you should never mix, but presented in a cool way, then this is just for you.
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I think we all know way too much people who are "owning the truth" types.
I remember one old report, 90% of the cricket fans are Indians.
I learned the hard way to not mix bleach and ammonia (specifically dog pee)
A wise surfer once said: you don't have to swim faster than the shark; you just have to swim faster than the other people in the water.
Fun fact, Iceland also has (or at least had) the greatest anti-depressant use per capita of any country.
If anyone’s confused, free radicals in this context doesn’t mean blueberries will repel protestors, lol. Free radicals are unbonded oxygens in your body that can cause issues if they get to be too many. Science pandas, correct me if I’m wrong.
Two of my tattoos are in a "least pain" area and I can tell you after 3.5 hours and 5.5 hours each I was in quite a lot of pain.....
I think the absolutely delicious food of the top 2 countries might help explain it
U.S isn’t on here because the bed isn’t included in your stay. Hit your deductible limit and insurance won’t cover it? Can’t afford insurance? Oh well, yes we have plenty of empty beds but you’ll have to stay on the floor. /satire (sort of)
These are the "voluntary" longest human space flights. There was one (Frank Rubio, Sergey Prokopyev, and Dmitry Petelin @ 371 days) and a few that were nearly as long for “involuntary” reasons. My favorite (311 days) is Sergei Krikalev, who went up a Soviet and came down a Russian. (🎵🎶Ground Control to Major Tom🎶🎵 & 🎶🎵Station Mir to Ground Control🎵🎶)
I remember going to see Titanic with my mum and we were in line and I said to mum "I don't know why we are going to see this when we know the boat sinks right" and some idiot in line next us goes "Really? You spoilt the movie for me!" They were not joking either....
