One user asked, "What's the scariest science fact that the public knows nothing about?" And boy, did the commenters deliver. Be prepared to possibly face some existential dread.
One user asked, "What's the scariest science fact that the public knows nothing about?" And boy, did the commenters deliver. Be prepared to possibly face some existential dread.
One Redditor asked fellow netizens for their darkest and deepest secrets. And although not everyone delivered on the 'darkest' part, some of their answers were pretty humorous and entertaining.
One Redditor asked fellow netizens for their darkest and deepest secrets. And although not everyone delivered on the 'darkest' part, some of their answers were pretty humorous and entertaining.
Someone asked “People who go to others' homes for work, what is the weirdest thing you have seen?” and netizens shared their most bizarre discoveries.
Someone asked “People who go to others' homes for work, what is the weirdest thing you have seen?” and netizens shared their most bizarre discoveries.
People find ways to trick the system and benefit in some way, whether it's through insurance, unlimited discounts, or just free pizzas for a year.
People find ways to trick the system and benefit in some way, whether it's through insurance, unlimited discounts, or just free pizzas for a year.
Someone asked travelers to share “Which City is the worst tourist trap?” and people gave their “best to avoid” answers.
Someone asked travelers to share “Which City is the worst tourist trap?” and people gave their “best to avoid” answers.
Unlike Gen Z kids, we Millennials never had Snapchat, our own smartphones, and 5G. We grew up with chat rooms, one PC per family, and dial-up internet.
Unlike Gen Z kids, we Millennials never had Snapchat, our own smartphones, and 5G. We grew up with chat rooms, one PC per family, and dial-up internet.
A couple of years ago, one Redditor was curious to know what cool things people experienced in their childhood but didn’t appreciate until they became adults.
A couple of years ago, one Redditor was curious to know what cool things people experienced in their childhood but didn’t appreciate until they became adults.
We probably all have that one hill that we're ready to die on. That one truth that we have no proof for but still believe no matter what.
We probably all have that one hill that we're ready to die on. That one truth that we have no proof for but still believe no matter what.
Someone asked “What was the biggest downgrade in recent memory that was pitched like it was an upgrade?” and people shared the worst examples.
Someone asked “What was the biggest downgrade in recent memory that was pitched like it was an upgrade?” and people shared the worst examples.
If life was a Sims game, I wish whoever was playing my household wouldn't be shy and use that 'motherlode' cheat code once in a while.
If life was a Sims game, I wish whoever was playing my household wouldn't be shy and use that 'motherlode' cheat code once in a while.
