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Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality That some people don’t have an inner monologue or voice; and that some people literally can’t picture things in their minds.

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

I sometimes wish I had this just to shut up the voice in my head.

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Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality I was raised Mormon. When I learned how much was copied from the Freemasons, I began looking at the non-church sources for information. Finding out your whole life has been a lie is a hell I wish on no one.

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Colleen Glim 5 hours ago

Any church is just a cult. People don’t need religion to tell them how to be a good person

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When we sit down to eat, we often don’t think about the science or history behind what’s on our plate. But food is more than just something to fill us up—it’s full of surprises. From our favorite fruits and veggies to those delicious snacks we’ve been enjoying for years, there’s a lot more to food than meets the eye.

For instance, did you know that your beloved strawberries aren’t actually berries, but bananas are? These little-known facts about everyday foods can completely change the way we see our favorite snacks and meals.

#4

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality That there is no way to know for sure if you and any other person sees the same color when looking at the same thing.

DigGumPig , Fabien Burgue/pexels Report

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

Orange as a colour did not used to exist for us English. Tribes have been found to see different colours than the outside world, due to the language they use and how they identify colours.

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#5

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality That one about how bananas are berries but strawberries aren't really berries... like what even is fruit anymore.

angelmixy , Robbi F /pexels Report

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glowworm2 5 hours ago

Cucumbers are also berries. Cucumberries!

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#6

That everyone you know or have met has a different version of you in their minds. Their perceptions are based on their interactions or impressions of you. No one really sees you exactly the same way.

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Mike Loux 5 hours ago

"What other people think of me is none of my business." -- Deepak Chopra

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Many of us enjoy eating classic berries like strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries, but here’s a twist—they’re not real berries at all! Surprisingly, bananas are scientifically classified as berries, along with eggplants, grapes, and oranges. Confused? You’re not alone!

The reason behind this mix-up is pretty simple: people started calling certain fruits "berries" way before scientists came up with a proper definition.

#7

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality Dude when I found out honey never spoils like how is that even real... is it just magic or what?

ypuresweety , Pixabay/pexels Report

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Altea 6 hours ago

no magic, just a LOT of sugar

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#8

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality That we had thought before we had language.

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*Confused Screaming* 6 hours ago

But what language did we think in?

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CrowRoutine9631 , Ketut Subiyanto/pexels Report

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Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality My physicist husband claims that there are differently-sized infinities. Apparently, a lot of mathematicians think that, too. HOW????

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

My infinity is bigger than your infinity!

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According to Judy Jernstedt, a plant sciences expert from UC Davis, the word “berry” was used for centuries without a scientific explanation. But now, we know that for a fruit to be a true berry, it needs to have three distinct layers: the exocarp (which is the skin), the mesocarp (the juicy middle), and the endocarp (the part that holds the seeds).

#10

Not really a fact, but a feeling. I was raised in a religious setting, so the question became "If God made everything, who made God?" I used to spiral into these thoughts, like "How does the universe exist?" "Where did everything come from?" "How is it possible to exist? Nothing can exist!" I eventually learned about dimensionality and stuff and put it to bed with the fact that whatever the answer is, I have no capacity to understand it anyway.

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

SuperGod made God.

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#11

I read somewhere that we can only see about 0.0035% of the electromagnetic spectrum, meaning we’re practically blind to most of what’s going on around us. It made me question how much of reality is hidden from us, existing beyond what our senses can perceive.

Another one that shook me was learning that trees can communicate with each other through underground fungal networks, sharing nutrients and even warning each other about threats. It completely flipped my understanding of forests — they’re not just a collection of individual trees, but more like an interconnected community working together. Reality suddenly seemed a lot more complex.

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

Trees communicating through fungi, it is called the Wood Wide Web.

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#12

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality You know those fun universe animations that starts out with the earth, or maybe something on earth, then zooms out bit by bit, comparing us to something larger in the universe? Then it keeps going. You can't see earth anymore, but you can focus on the sun. But then the sun is gone. And we're still getting smaller because we haven't gotten to the biggest object yet. Smaller and smaller and smaller. We barely even exist. But I complain about the drive to Dallas.

girlikecupcake , Pixabay/pexels Report

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Rob D 5 hours ago

It's all relative. 🤷‍♂️😁

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Just like bananas, watermelon also fits the scientific definition of a berry because it has those same three layers. In bananas, the peel is the exocarp (outer skin), the flesh we eat is the mesocarp, and the little seeds inside are protected by the endocarp.

Watermelons have the same structure—though the exocarp is tougher, appearing as the thick rind, and the juicy red part is the mesocarp. Who would’ve thought that bananas and watermelons would have so much in common?

#13

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality My son is 5 now and I still look at him dumbfounded at times. Like I MADE you. You grew inside of me and now you exist with your own consciousness. And continue to grow. Crazy.

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Schmebulock 2 hours ago

Wait until he becomes a teen!

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#14

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality Light doesn't experience time. From its departure from a quasar on the far end of the universe to a sensor on a space telescope that was built a decade ago, the journey took almost the entire lifespan of existence.

And yet, as far as the photon is concerned, the trip was instantaneous.

If that wasn't wild enough, here's the real mindf***: There's no such thing as a free photon. They only exist as a carrier for energy exchange between electrons. For a photon to exist it has to have a sender and a recipient. Two electrons separated by the entirety of space and time somehow agreed to exchange a photon.

Majik_Sheff , Faik Akmd/pexels Report

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Savahax 3 hours ago

Both these claims are false. Not entirely, but simplified to such an extreme that's it's no longer accurate. To say that a photon "doesn't experience time" is more of a thought experiment than some physical reality. A photon has no reference frame, it's doesn't "know" anything. It's just an identity that came out of Einsteins time dilation theory. And secondly, photons travelling as Electro-magnetic waves through the universe are absolutely and 100% free

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Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality It is literally impossible to describe, in words, what quantum superposition is. Everything you've heard about quantum superposition is, at best, "sort of right" but also "alot wrong" but we *don't have a way to describe it properly* so those half-assed (schrodinger's cat, both and neither at the same time, etc) 'explanations' just stick around because without understanding the math you just can't understand quantum superposition properly.

Quantum reality is simply that different from macroscopic reality. Our intuition cannot comprehend what is happening. I do not understand quantum superposition, and unless you're a theoretical quantum physicist neither do you. And some of them don't!

But we *know* it's real. It happens. It affects reality. We cannot convey what is happening with words. That f***s with me so hard.

xyponx , Dhatfield Report

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Toothless Feline 3 hours ago

I think that’s as much a failure of language as understanding. No human language has the right grammar to describe quantum superposition in a non-paradoxical manner. Human language is based on our macro-scale perceptions, and is full of assumptions about how things work that are true only above quantum scale. Even the math can’t really tell you what it is, only how it works, because the meaning of the mathematical symbols and expressions is understood through the same filter of macroscale experience. If you can manage to think about it without trying to label things, you *might* be able to come close to a fuller understanding, but thought free of language in a mind that has language is a difficult skill to master.

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If you’re a fan of peanuts, here’s a fun fact: you're actually snacking on legumes! That’s right, despite the “nut” in their name, peanuts belong to the same family as beans, lentils, and soybeans. They grow in pods, just like other legumes. Still, many of us think they are tree nuts like walnuts, almonds, or hazelnuts.

#16

One fact that often blows people’s minds is that the universe is constantly expanding.

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

Like your waistline...

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When you do a proper shuffle of a normal 52 card deck, the resulting shuffle order of the cards has a very near 100% chance of that being the first time that order has ever happened in the history of the universe.

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Savahax 2 hours ago

52!

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#18

Octopuses have three hearts and blue blood. Like, what kind of alien sea creature is that?

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago (edited)

The male octopus hands a sperm packet over to the female, who then fertilises herself with it.

7points

Broccoli might seem like a totally natural veggie that many of us might love or hate, but it actually has an interesting backstory. It’s a result of farmers tinkering with wild cabbage, also known as wild mustard, for centuries! The original wild mustard plant had edible parts, but they were pretty bitter.

So, farmers started picking and planting seeds from plants with traits they liked more, slowly creating what we now know as broccoli. This process is called selective breeding, where humans step in to guide how a plant evolves over time. So, broccoli wasn’t just found growing in the wild—it was carefully developed over hundreds of years!

#19

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality The double-slit experiment. Even when you slow the experiment down so that it's only a single photon, electron, etc. being measured you still see the interference pattern. Unless you put your detector behind the slits, then it's a solid set of two lines behind the slits.

It's almost like the universe is rendering itself differently based on observation.

Mr_Lumbergh , Graham Beards Report

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P Peitsch 5 hours ago

Observing an object, you already intervened.

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BuzzVibes , Haydan As-soendawy/pexels Report

#20

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality These were both from when I was relatively young, 7 or 8. And obviously as a result of the religious environment I was raised in.

1. There are religions other than Roman Catholicism. I thought RC was just what everybody did.

2. People *actually believe their religions are true*. I thought that everyone else was just going along with things for whatever reason - as I was - because, even as a kid, none of it made sense. I quickly learned that questioning things just got you in trouble so did what I was told.

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cugel. 5 hours ago

Ditto. As I got older, I was surprised on a number of occasions to learn people/places in the bible were real, as a kid, I'd assumed it was all fictional.

3points

#21

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality Platypuses (male) are venomous.

Gumbercules81 , Klaus/flickr Report

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John Stevenson 5 hours ago

Wouldn't it be platypui?

3points

Most fruits take a while to grow, but pineapples are in a league of their own—they can take up to two years to ripen. So, the next time you slice into a pineapple, take a moment to appreciate the journey it took over those 24 months to become the sweet, juicy treat we love.

#22

Apparently schizophrenia can hit anyone at any time, and using psychoactive d***s (like LSD and magic mushrooms) significantly increase the chances of you getting schizophrenia. To keep a long story short, it isn't a stretch to say that most religious and philosophical figures of our past were probably schizophrenic since many religions and metaphysical questions before science were based on visions, voices, and generic "signs" of whatever sparked their tirades. Makes me wonder a lot about how reality and unreality are just a matter of perception.

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WindySwede 3 hours ago (edited)

SciShow about bad trips. Haven't watched it yet though. https://youtu.be/wmwMhuMpN_4

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#23

Most everything is made up of nothing. The distance between the nucleus of an atom and the electron is insanely large.

If the nucleus were a ping pong ball, the electron would be about 2 mi away.

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sturmwesen 1 hour ago

that concept f****d up my chemistry grade. nobody could explain to me why it's "nothing" and not vacuum or sth. unknown. I was so hung up on it I couldn't concentrate on anything else...that was when I decided it was not nothing but cola..just so that topic was solved for my brain. Just imagine a world where every nook is filled with soda pop

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#24

Quantum entanglement. There are particles light years apart that react instantaneously when the other is touched. We live in a world of magic and wonder.

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Phantom Phoenix 1 hour ago

https://www.livescience.com/physics-mathematics/quantum-physics/quantum-yin-yang-shows-two-photons-being-entangled-in-real-time

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Ketchup is a household staple that we don’t really need to introduce. Whether you’re dipping crispy fries or savoring crunchy onion rings, it’s hard to imagine enjoying appetizers without a bowl of this sweet and tangy sauce.

But did you know that ketchup’s journey began as a medicine, not a condiment? Back in the 1830s, people thought tomatoes could cure indigestion, so ketchup was actually sold as a remedy in pill form.

#25

Brain Eating Ameobas are everywhere and the only reason people don't constanly dying from them is because it's really hard for them to enter our bodies through our nose.

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Richard Graham 5 hours ago

THAT explains Robert Kennedy, Jr.

8points

RosePetal_23 , Jacub Gomez/pexels Report

#26

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality How infinite the universe is and we don't know much about it.

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P Peitsch 5 hours ago

We have just a vague idea about our own galaxy, which is between the smaller ones in the list of galaxies known to us so far.

1point

Luisguirot , Alex Azabache/pexels Report

#27

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality Saudi Arabia is a net importer of sand and camels.

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Kira Okah 4 hours ago

The sand in the Arabian desert is not suitable for making concrete, and Australian camels are better for meat than ones bred in the country.

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Prestigious_Club_609 , Ellie Burgin/pexels Report

If you have a favorite color when it comes to bell peppers, here’s a fun fact: they’re all the same pepper, just at different stages of ripeness. Green bell peppers start off as unripe versions, and as they mature, they transition to yellow, then orange, and finally red. Interestingly, the red bell peppers are the sweetest of them all.

It’s not just food that has surprising facts; the world around us is filled with intriguing tidbits, just like the ones in this post, that can genuinely make you question reality and change your perspective. Which one of these facts caught you off guard the most?

#28

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality I learned that lobsters can theoretically live forever, and now I’m questioning why we’re not all trying to unlock the secret to lobster immortality.

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Kira Okah 4 hours ago (edited)

Lobsters cannot. They have longevity due to telomerase repairing DNA telomeres, but eventually they lose the ability to moult due to old age, and their own exoskeleton crushes them. That is if their own moulting doesn't kill them first.

3points

#29

How big the universe is. Conversely, how small the smallest building blocks of the universe are.

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Toothless Feline 3 hours ago

We exist in a world of the infinitely large that is entirely made up of an infinitude of the infinitesimally small.

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#30

If you had a really long stick that connected to the Moon, and you pulled the stick, the other end of the stick wouldn’t move instantly. It would take as long as it takes for the speed of sound travelling through wood to reach the Moon from Earth for the other end to move as a result of your pulling the stick

I think the thing that gets me about this is I knew everything I needed to know to reach this conclusion on my own but I’d literally just never thought about this specific hypothetical before, and when you actually write it out like that it feels so counterintuitive even though I intellectually understand all the component pieces that make it true.

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

Gravity travels at the speed of light. If the mass of the Sun was to instantaneously and radically change we would not know about it until eight and a bit minutes later.

6points

p0tat0p0tat0 , Dennis Jarvis/flickr Report

#31

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality When measuring a coastline, the smaller the unit of measurement, the longer it is.

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Peter Parker 4 hours ago

It's not about the units, it's about how many details you measure. On a large scale, you brush over the little crevices and bays so the total distance is shorter. The more detailed you measure, the more "left and right" you measure instead of a straight line, making the total length longer..

5points

#32

Just learned today that if a photon enters a cloud of atoms that are cold it can leave that cloud before it enters.

negative time.

[https://www.newscientist.com/article/2448067-light-has-been-seen-leaving-an-atom-cloud-before-it-entered/](https://www.newscientist.com/article/2448067-light-has-been-seen-leaving-an-atom-cloud-before-it-entered/).

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Savahax 2 hours ago

It's behind a paywall and even the Archive version has it. But it's again, NOT TIME TRAVELING. The "fast-light" is a "trick" of wave mechanics. As the light pulse enters the medium, its shape gets distorted. The front edge gets amplified while the back gets suppressed, making it look like the pulse peak has jumped forward. This plays with the group velocity of light, which can exceed c without breaking physics, unlike the phase velocity that carries actual information. It's a weird a*s quantum effect, but ultimately just a reshaping of the light pulse, and not fcking time travel!

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#33

That about 97% of the observable universe is already out of reach for us even with light speed technology.

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Schmebulock 2 hours ago

Duh, that's why we need warp drives

2points

#34

Truth Bombs: 50 Facts That Shocked People Into Questioning Reality I read once that the arrangements of molecules or cells or atoms (i really can recall what precisely) looks eerie similar to the way galaxies and clusters look.

This made me think that perhaps our universe is just a sumatomic thing within something larger, like a fly in a cats a*s.

Image that!

Noelojm , Pixabay/pexels Report

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P Peitsch 5 hours ago

I don't wanna ... I mean the fly and cat butt thing .. my imagination would be a bit different. But I get it.

4points

#35

Who ever spends more money on their lawyer, wins in court. Truth doesn’t matter. It only matters who argues better.

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Kazza 5 hours ago

Not always true. My previously never present ex spent over $100k on $500/hour lawyers in an attempt to leverage custody of our child to try to financially ruin me. I represented myself, used law libraries and free 15 minute consultations thru the ABA, told the truth, and won. My total costs? $7,500. Nobody knows your case like you do and sometimes, telling the truth and letting the other sides lies out themselves, wins.

4points

#36

"The Birthday Paradox" is a fun one. I wouldn't say I "questioned reality" as I am math nerd, but it's fun to share with people who aren't so inclined.

For those unaware, it deals with the probability of two randomly chosen people out of a larger group of people having the same birthday, and that you only need a room of 23 people for that probability to be greater than 50%. 50 people and it becomes 97%.

To explain a little further on why this ends up seeming so surprising/impossible for most people when they first hear this, it's because people often confuse the premise of "probability that 2 randomly chosen people share a birthday" with "probability that 1 other randomly chosen person shares MY birthday", which is not the same calculation.

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Savahax 2 hours ago

The last sentence is poorly formed but it's crucial. If you're looking for the probably that someone shares YOUR birthday it's 1/365. In a group of people you've trying to compare any 2 people. This makes it significantly easier to match

1point

#37

I remember watching a video on how the universe might end. It was a 30-minute time lapse of what occurs from the Big Bang to the "end." EARTH'S entire existence from beginning to end wasn't even a minute before it formed and burnt out. Really felt insignificant just trying to comprehend the time frame of the universe.

rvoyles91 Report

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Sexual Harassment Panda 1 hour ago

At least it would be quick.

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#38

Human comprehension of reality is so far from accurate its functionally useless. Every understanding, scientific discover, whatever we make, is at BEST just us trying to make things make sense to us. But humans simply don't have the brainpower/hardware to come anywhere close to an actual understanding of reality.

It's like an ant walking on an iphone. Its brain can process things like "this surface is smooth" "there is no food here" and thats about as complex as it can get, but that's nowhere near the level of complexity of the iphone itself.

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P Peitsch 5 hours ago

But that's the point of it. The first step is, to try making sense for yourself. The next step is, to understand that is more complex, what you can now discover. And from there comes the possibility, that some day you may uinderstand the whole picture.

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#39

Time dilation.

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Savahax 2 hours ago

Yes it's real. I'm going it as we speak

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#40

Rock beats scissors. Sure, I get it.

Scissors beats paper. Again, makes sense.

Paper beats rock. WHAT? That's some serious *we live in a simulation* situation.

StickyZombieGuts Report

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Richard Graham 5 hours ago

Scissors cuts Paper - Paper covers Rock - Rock crushes Lizard - Lizard poisons Spock - Spock smashes Scissors - Scissors decapitates Lizard - Lizard eats Paper - Paper disproves Spock - Spock vaporizes Rock - (and as it always has) Rock crushes Scissors

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#41

It may be the case that the universe goes on forever in all directions and it's all just as full of galaxies as what we see around us and that there is no center.

There are infinite Shakespeares and one of them wrote a play about monkeys. He called it Monkbeth.

That could be literally true.

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Savahax 2 hours ago

Not everything that can happen will happen. The universe is deterministic and predictable.

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#42

That there is no such thing as a fish.

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Tucker Cahooter 4 hours ago

Then please explain what I had for lunch

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#43

There's 10+ years of peer-reviewed science on pre-cognition (seeing the future) that is replicable, and anyone can learn to do it.

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 hours ago

I call bull s**t on this. You can look at the world and what is going on and make educated guesses, but actual precognition? Nope.

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#44

Chicagos parking meters are paid out to a non USA nation for the next like 50! Years!

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Sand Ers 2 hours ago

75 year lease that will end in 2083. Deal was closed in December of 2008. The LLC formed to operate the meters has already made $500k more than it paid for the lease.

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#45

What is reality without any mind to see? Is it just atoms and electrons? What are the characteristics of these "ultimates" with no mind?

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Savahax 2 hours ago

Lay off the drügs

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#46

Doggies might not actually be always happy, which depresses me to no end.

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Schmebulock 2 hours ago (edited)

Whoever said they were always happy.

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#47

Rabbits don't have toe beans. There is fuzzy fur on the entirety of their toesies.

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Upil 5 hours ago

Not true according to rabbit owners that discuss the same thing in another post in boredpanda. They say rabbits have toe beans but covered in fur, doesnt mean they dont have one. Some even say their rabbits toe beans exposed and not covered by any fur at all.

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#48

Saw this on Reddit last week, it blows my mind and I’m lost.

In your car, you can reach from the driver seat to the passenger door (might have to lean.) You cannot however be on the left hand side of a bus and reach across and touch the right hand side of the bus. But both vehicles fit in a single lane on the road.

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UKGrandad 5 hours ago

Why is that so confusing? A bus is a lot wider than a car. A lane is a lot wider than a car.

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#49

That UFOs/UAPs are acknowledged by the US government and Congress is currently debating legislation about whether or not to declassify information related to them that has been kept hidden by top secret defense programs since 1947. All of this being spurred by multiple whistleblowers (whose information was recently leaked by the inspector general's office) making astonishing claims under oath before Congress such as exotic (not of this Earth) materials being in the possession of defense contractors and even more incredibly that non-human biological material has been recovered from crashed UAP.

All of it seems unbelievable and very well might be complete nonsense, but the attitude of our elected officials who have been privy to more info than us screams to me that there's more to it all.

https://youtu.be/NB1oTeTOgHw?si=bs5r85-38lcBGgsZ.

dtootd12 Report

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UKGrandad 5 hours ago

Big shocker! The military wants to keep its R&D a secret.

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#50

Grass is invasive and more like a parasite than greenery.

Also money is fake and monarchies invented it to prevent getting overthrown by people who owned less land or no land. Stop pretending money and social class are real; at this point we're just polishing our chains in front of each other.

demonstray0 Report

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P Peitsch 5 hours ago (edited)

Money is an invention for you to ease your everyday life. So, you won't need to carry with you 2 goats, 5 chickens and 4 turkeys to exchange them for a sword and shield.

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