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Bored Panda reached out to the curious person who asked the Redditor about the things they couldn't believe. The Redditor u/shirofromgame agreed to have a short chat with us and told us the reason behind this post. The idea for the question came to the Redditor as almost all intrusive thoughts do – just before falling asleep.

"I came up with the Reddit post after trying to go to sleep (and failing), and I was thinking about such facts," u/shirofromgame told Bored Panda. "You see, I was so sleepy that I wrote the question on Reddit and immediately fell asleep after. I actually remembered I wrote it after two days and was surprised to see it had so many replies," the Redditor adds to her whimsical story.

Out of so many interesting replies, u/shirofromgame says that the very top one messed with them the most. It was the one about how our eyes work. "I really can't get my mind wrapped around [that]," the Redditor says, "About how our brains flip the image that we see from our eyes."

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Q-tips do belong in my ears and I refuse to believe any doctor saying otherwise.

Turtlelover73 , Jen Theodore Report

Final score:

213points

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AlienatedCheeseStick 8 months ago

Nothing else satisfies an itchy ear quite like a q-tip.

150points

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up I refuse to believe a leopard-moose-camel with a 40ft neck is a real animal and a horse with a horn isn’t.

StfuJohnny , Sergi Ferrete Report

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168points

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David Paterson 8 months ago

Giraffe used to be called "camel-leopard". Rhino used to be called "big horse with a single horn".

35points

Admittedly, it is quite fascinating – our eyes actually do work like a Camera Obscura. As the specialist in neuro-ophthalmology, Dr. Andrew G. Lee, explains, the image we see is inverted on the retina. It's the retina that sees the world upside down. "Your cortex just turns it upside down," Lee says.

There's also an interesting experiment related to the whole phenomenon. If a person were to wear prism glasses (which do the opposite), they would see the world upside down. But what's interesting is that after they take the glasses off, the whole world would be upside down for them for a few days. How does it go back to normal? "[Your] cortex puts it back in the right orientation," Dr. Lee explains.

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up The fact that our eyes see everything upside down and back into our brain we have to flip the image. Just crazy.

No_Dare_95 , Quinten de Graaf Report

Final score:

156points

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Dominik 8 months ago

it's not only eyes, any pinhole system. Look up "camera obscura"

62points

FiercestBunny , Amy-Leigh Barnard Report

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up The fact that t.rex and stegosaurus were separated by millions of years and never existed together. I will always have Stegosaurus battle T Rex when given dinosaurs to play with!.

Final score:

152points

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Alan Jay Weiner 8 months ago

"curse you and your sudden but inevitable betrayal!"

6points

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up The idea that time can bend and stretch depending on gravity and velocity.

youronlynora , Renel Wackett Report

Final score:

147points

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Tucker Cahooter 8 months ago

And Salvador Dali could even make time melt!

4points

The solution to the Monty Hall paradox. I can even do the math myself. But it still "feels" intuitively wrong.

The scenario: you're on a game show and the host offers you a choice between three doors. Behind one door is a million dollars. Behind the other two doors, you get nothing.

You make your choice. But before the host opens the door to reveal what's inside, he opens one of the *other two* doors to reveal nothing behind *that* one. He then offers you a second choice: do you keep the door that you already chose? Or do you switch to the other unopened door? Does it matter?

Intuitively, it feels like it shouldn't matter, that you have a 50-50 chance of winning whether you switch to the other door, or keep the one you chose originally.

Mathematical reality: you should switch. You have double the chance of winning the money if you switch to the other door, compared with staying put.

Close second: in any random group of just 23 people you will have more than 50% chance that at least two of them will share the same birthday. Again, I can do the math to prove this but it still doesn't feel right.

CaptainTime5556 Report

Final score:

124points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 8 months ago

Ask Marilyn (vos Savant) did several columns on this. I agree with OP. It doesn't make sense that switching is better, but it really is. The situation makes me grumpy.

90points

killerdramababy , Michal Bar Haim Report

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That babies' adult teeth are under their eyes (skeletal).

Final score:

121points

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Mark 8 months ago

Never look at a child's skull, it looks so wrong. I expected the teeth to be double layered, but still, it's so far up

70points

I refuse to believe that ALL snowflakes in the entirety of history are unique.

You mean to tell me, that ALL snowflakes EVER, across the ENTIRE GLOBE, are COMPLETELY UNIQUE?

That can’t be mathematically possible. Like, a single storm that drops 3 inches on my house must be a million flakes. Multiply that by the area of that storm, and the depth of the snow, and that number becomes huge. THEN, add that to every storm in the history of the whole globe.

I just can’t believe that we have seen every snowflake and have come to the definite conclusion that they’re all unique. Scientists aren’t at my house cataloging the snowflakes. How do they know?.

ProtonSlack Report

Final score:

120points

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Blue 8 months ago

They found an identical snowflake. I can't remember who 'they' are, but that's actually now been disproven now, I belive, as it's now been discovered that there are identical snowflakes. Or, rather, identical patterns formed. And it's also been proven to do with the weather conditions. So basically the weather, the area, altitude, etc, dictates the various shapes of the snowflakes that will fall

75points

#10

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That I'm not one living entity; billions of lifeforms all combine to make one of me.

Anishinaapunk , Lerone Pieters Report

Final score:

114points

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Blue 8 months ago

And then think that you're actually mostly made up of space, and that not one cell of you is actually touching any other because of this "space". You're mostly 'made' of "space". But this "space" isn't just 'nothing'. It has influence, and may even have some control over whatever is around it. So... What is it?... ; ) THEN, realise that that is the same for appsoloutly everything 'solid', living and inanimate... I'm still learning about this, of course (same as the people studying it, of course), but that's a good one to me

41points

#11

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Skyscrapers sway a lot. I refuse to believe a building like the burj khalifa moves 6-7 feet in the wind without issue.

Crotean , Sean Pollock Report

Final score:

114points

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Cathelijne Van 8 months ago

Used to live on the 14th floor and I can confirm this 👍🏻 They sway!

50points

#12

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That the average time to sleep is 7 minutes. WHO???.

VanityTheNoLife , Gregory Pappas Report

Final score:

113points

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Penguin Panda Pop 8 months ago

It's me. I'm bringing the average down. If I'm not asleep within a couple of minutes of closing my eyes, then something is wrong. Sorry everyone. I'm the freak.

108points

#13

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That the speed of light can’t be broken. They said flight was physically impossible with a machine, then they said breaking the sound barrier was impossible. I just don’t believe that we’re right this time either.

Chewie83 , Etienne Girardet Report

Final score:

105points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 8 months ago

*hits the warp speed button on the bridge*

75points

#14

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up I know it's true but I still find it hard to believe that viruses are not considered living organisms.

There are a lot of factors but the two biggest ones I think are the fact that they are inert and do not use energy when not in a host. And that they cannot self replicate without said host.

Hard to believe something capable of so much death and destruction is probably not even conscious.

Raveler_gav , CDC Report

Final score:

102points

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User# 6 8 months ago

Wait untiill you find out about prions.

87points

PiHeadSquareBrain , Michael Soledad Report

#15

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That computers work by using combinations of 0 and 1!.

Final score:

102points

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ॐBoyGanesh 8 months ago

That’s a very binary way of looking at it.

110points

#16

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That fruits and vegetables do not decay faster when I’m the one paying for them.

Mildly_Defective , Jacopo Maia Report

Final score:

98points

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Smiley Rie 8 months ago

Lol 😂 Well I can guarantee that even if you buying them personally curses them, they’ll last way longer (& have more nutrients from being riper) if you buy from local growers than the big supermarkets.

23points

#17

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Women are born with all the eggs already in them and don't produce those through the lifetime.
It is so ridiculous that I still can't believe it, even though I tell it to the others. Hope for a paper suggesting an alternative to "The egg from which you were born was actually created by your grandma".

Ramental , Anthony Tran Report

Final score:

90points

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Michal Haško 8 months ago

It wasn’t created by your grandma. It was created by your mother, which happened to be inside your grandma. Not the same thing.

83points

#18

The double-slit experiments and all their variations still weird me out. As someone who hasn't studied the necessary fundamentals, it just seems like the Light particles know whether or not you're watching and will change their behavior depending on what you're expecting them to do.

sinister_shoggoth Report

Final score:

88points

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User# 6 8 months ago

It's quantum etanglement that gets me. I swear quantum physicists make it it all up as they go along.

54points

#19

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Narwhals. Ain't no way.

walt_mink , wikipedia Report

Final score:

86points

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AlienatedCheeseStick 8 months ago

Yeah how can they exist but a unicorn can’t???? If we have the genetic material to grow feathers why can’t a horse have the genetic material to grow a horn?!

39points

#20

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up In a lottery, having a string of consecutive numbers (say 1,2,3,4,5,6) being drawn is equally likely as a string of random numbers being drawn.

Esqulax , Waldemar Report

Final score:

82points

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Marianne 8 months ago

Also that using the same numbers every week won't increase your changces to win.

26points

MistakeMysterious347 , Josephine Baran Report

#21

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Tomato is a berry.

Final score:

80points

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Tobias Reaper 8 months ago

but strawberries are not berries

57points

SonorousThunder , Veronica Lorine Report

#22

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Black is absolutely a colour, how else would there be a crayon for it?.

Final score:

80points

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Bobby Burke 8 months ago

It’s a shade. White is a tint. Others are colors.

32points

Spiritual_Wallaby_43 Report

#23

That cold plunges are good for your health. Can’t do it. Not going to submerse myself if freezing water.

Final score:

80points

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Javelina Poppers 8 months ago

I once had a ridiculously high temperature and I was hallucinating and raving so the hospital stuck me in a tub full of Ice water...................I was lucid instantly.

82points

#24

That many living people have Neanderthal DNA. Mostly in non-African ethnicities. My DNA is apparently more 'Neanderthal' than 93% of the population tested to date by 23andme. WTF? THat many living people have the DNA of another non-modern species (is that the right word?), the Denisovans (mostly certain Asian ethnicities). How many more non-modern species of DNA do humans carry that we just have not identified? How many others did we interbreed with? WHAT ARE WE?

vanchica Report

Final score:

76points

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StretcherBearer 8 months ago

We are horny balls of destruction and chaos who are sometimes funny and neat but mostly smell bad and annoy each other.

12points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#25

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That jet planes can fly. Come on.
I’ve flown on them many times before.
But come on.

fanau , Aral Tasher Report

Final score:

75points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 8 months ago

I watched the airshow where the A380 was presented to the public. It did a very slow fly-by. How that plane just stayed airborne was insane (and a combo of no cargo/passengers, very little fuel, and a tremendous flight crew, but still insane).

37points

#26

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Our stomach acid is strong enough to even dissolve metals over time.

Moon_Jewel90 , gbarkz Report

Final score:

74points

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Paul Macdonell 8 months ago

True... How else could I eat my mother-in-law's cooking ?

119points

#27

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Humans are made up of 70% water, just doesn’t make sense. Too many bones and muscle for such a high number.

Hughlass , Ryoji Iwata Report

Final score:

73points

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Javelina Poppers 8 months ago

We need a giant blender, strictly for scientific purposes.

40points

#28

That dark matter / energy exists. We've yet to directly observe any of it, only the indirect effects via gravity, and even Einstein himself acknowledged that his model of physics was incomplete. We understand gravity now better than Newton did, but there are still gaps.

While the body of evidence supporting dark matter theory is extensive, we're one step away from demolishing and reinventing all of modern physics. One day a new Einstein will come along and invent an even more robust model of gravity, and it could reveal that our supposed "dark matter" was really the result of a huge flaw.

sck8000 Report

Final score:

70points

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Alison Hobbs 8 months ago

I love physics and anything to do with the universe but, when it comes to dark matter, my brain melts down. No, don't understand it, don't want to even start understanding it AARRGGHH!!!

26points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#29

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Cold water is just as effective as warm water for washing hands.

Schmomas , Mélissa Jeanty Report

Final score:

66points

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Jack Burton 8 months ago

Some grease stuff needs hot water i guess ??

51points

#30

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up The levels of crazy my kids can reach after having a marshmallow, or any junk food for that matter, makes me not believe that sugar doesn’t cause hyperactivity.

gdtags , Leon Contreras Report

Final score:

65points

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ॐBoyGanesh 8 months ago (edited)

Expectation bias. The perception of hyperactivity is solely that of the parents & nothing to do with the children’s behaviors. Not to mention the environmental circumstances skewing perceptions.

99points

RolHuell-Biesta1962 , Alana Harris Report

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#31

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That Kraft Free Singles are even cheese.

Final score:

28points

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Francois 8 months ago

The FDA says it is not cheese

27points

#32

The fact that, in the entire history of humanity, it is likely that the same arrangement of a (fairly) shuffled standard deck of 52 cards has ever come together twice, and probably never will.

Bubblystrings Report

Final score:

28points

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Blue Bunny of Happiness 8 months ago

Yeah, definitely can’t get my head around this one!

12points

#33

Not really "refuse to believe", more "having a really hard time to wrap my head around it":

The survival of the human race (especially in relation to how time- and work intensive our reproduction is.)

I know amazing leaps were done in fertility treatment, reproduction medicine and infant care!

Yet, at it's core, it's still the same process: the offspring has to be grown for (roughly) 40 weeks, inside a female body.
It takes hours, sometimes even days, of heavy pain to birth the offspring.
And even when that's done, human babies are 100% helpless and dependant on someone, for a good while. Sometimes, one even just "forgets how to breathe" and dies.

Somehow we still managed to grow in population by...a hell of a lot.

It boggles my mind, how biology hasn't found a safer, less time and work intensive way for us to reproduce, yet our population exploded.

Alone_Lemon Report

Final score:

27points

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Wax0nWax0ff 8 months ago

Having clean water annd enough to eat along with modern medicine and hygiene practices helped a lot.

16points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#34

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Pin hole cameras. It just blows my tiny mind.

Rumhampolicy , Abrahan Echeverria Report

Final score:

26points

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AlienatedCheeseStick 8 months ago

Help I’m technologically inept- what’s a pin hole camera?

6points

Small_Woodpecker_756 Report

#35

The area from which the optic nerve leaves the brain is called 'The Blind Spot'. There is no image formed in this area. Yet we see the world accurately beacuse of the brains ability to fill in this accurately. This is mindbowing (pun intended) especially considering the accuracy to which the brain is doing this.

Final score:

25points

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Ace 8 months ago

I remember as a kid doing a simple experiment to show this.. now how did it go again? Oh hey, HEY! it still works! Just close one eye and wave a finger about randomly and suddenly you'll find a spot where the fingertip disappears. About 20 degrees off to the right or left of the respective eye, roughly level. Of course when both eyes are open the brain compensates, so we're not generally aware of it.

10points

#36

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up Sail boats can go faster than the wind blows. 25 knot winds? The boat can go 30+ knots with just the sail power alone.

riotacting , Bambi Corro Report

Final score:

23points

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Mark 8 months ago

Actually, no. To go faster than the wind you need a centreboard or keel that works as an underwater sail, to intersect with the wind-powered sail. This is why racing boats can go faster than the wind, but 16th century shipping boats couldn't even get close

11points

NessiesMorgue , Priscilla Du Preez 🇨🇦 Report

#37

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That we, as women don't "sync up" with other females in regular close proximity.

Final score:

22points

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LillieMean 8 months ago

In my opinion, this topic has not been studied sufficiently and widely enough, because in the world of science/medicine, researching women has been perceived as difficult precisely because of hormonal activity. According to research, during the menstrual cycle, a woman secretes two different pheromones. The more recognized one is secreted during ovulation, but another pheromone is secreted after menstruation. Why couldn't these affect the menstrual cycles of women who live together or spend time together closely, if they don't use hormonal contraception.

13points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#38

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That a regulation basketball hoop is 18 inches in diameter and can (almost) fit two NBA basketballs at the same time. I swear the hoops I play at are way smaller and it's not because I suck at basketball.

perriertardis , Markus Spiske Report

Final score:

21points

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Jack Burton 8 months ago

You realize how good nba players are when you try by yourself without any opponents and still failed a lot.

7points

#39

I’m not a creationist or deny evolution but where do platypuses fit in the evolutionary trees? Then you add in the idea that birds evolved to fly seems far fetched.

Like you’re telling me, an egg laying duck that lactates milk then swims in the water evolved that way? I don’t think so buddy.

abundantwaters Report

Final score:

15points

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Mark 8 months ago (edited)

As an Australian, Australia is where God threw his mistakes

48points

Temporary-Option-679 , cottonbro studio Report

#40

30 People Share Facts That Are True Despite Sounding Completely Made Up That cutting 'young' & soft body hair does not necessarily make them grow back hard. It's usually the tip which is now blunt is what's making it feel rough.

Final score:

13points

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General Anaesthesia 8 months ago

As usual there are many "scientifically proven facts" that are absolutely not true in this Bored Panda journalist's copy/paste exercise.

17points

The wee giant 8 months ago

At least we're not the only ones doing it. I saw on reddit yesterday that someone posted a meme from bored panda

10points

Jennifer Smith 8 months ago

I can’t believe it’s not butter

13points

Joe Bloe 8 months ago

I can believe it's not facts.

5points

tuzdayschild 8 months ago

I tasted it and immediately believed it wasn't butter.

1point

Auntriarch 8 months ago

I can't believe that you can't believe it's not butter

1point

David Paterson 8 months ago (edited)

I refuse to believe the Banach-Tarski theorem. That it is possible to cut a sphere of volume V into four pieces that can be reassembled to make two spheres each with volume V. In other words, the mathematical theorem that 3-D volume is not conserved. An extreme example is that it's possible to cut a sphere the size of a pea into a finite number of pieces that can be reassembled to make a solid sphere the size of the Sun. No friggin' way.

5points

DB 8 months ago

I refuse to believe that anything you ever posted here was worth reading.

6points

T. 8 months ago

The most recent that blew my mind is: There is no truth. It is a concept we all agree upon due to similar perception. Laws of physics may seem "true", but they're a product of human perception, therefore an agreed upon concept.

3points

The Darkest Timeline 8 months ago

So gravity is just an “agreed upon concept”? If we all decided tomorrow that gravity wasn’t “true,” it would cease to exist?

3points

Cosmikid 8 months ago

Yeah, that's a corker all right; believed to be true by many philosophers. You'll discover however, that 100% of actually productive scientists (look out your window) will tell you this idea is totally a crock of pig manure. AKA, "BS" Sounds good though, huh?

3points

Alan Jay Weiner 8 months ago

I once started writing a science-fiction story where math and physics didn't work the way they do here on Earth - as in 2+2 didn't always add up to 4; they *could* but they could also add up to 3, or 5, or 42 - or any other value. Like all the stories I started, it's unfinished, sitting in a folder somewhere in my home...

1point

Mark 8 months ago

For me, the whole fabric of spacetime is completely incomprehensible. So spacetime is a 3d plane that changes time depending on where you are? and this explains gravity somehow?

3points

Phil Vaive 8 months ago

I always liked the explanation that it's like if some people were holding a bedsheet nice and tight, and someone else put a bowling ball in the middle, the flung a marble past the bowling ball. The marble would spiral in toward the ball, and if friction weren't a thing it would just keep going around and around (orbit). And that marble also puts a dent in the sheet (albeit much smaller), and a tiny little ball bearing might orbit that. How time plays into that, though, I have no god damned idea lol

0points

soro doeth 8 months ago

These posts should have an entirely different title."scientific theories that are hard to believe" or something.This one creates expectations about a list of interesting facts.Misleading.

1point

majandess 8 months ago

Dragons don't exist, but dinosaurs do. Dinosaurs are just scientifically approved dragons.

1point

Phil Vaive 8 months ago

I mean, there are a few key differences between dinosaurs and dragons, one being that dinosaurs didn't breathe fire (because, like, come on), and the other being that dinosaurs didn't fly. Depictions of dragons with wings all have WAY too small a wing span to be able to lift their bodies off the ground. Even bees, which are barely able to fly, have wings that are roughly the size of their bodies, but dragons are depicted with wings significantly smaller than their bodies.

0points

Duncan Rogers 8 months ago

Its kind of sad the number of people who feel the need to correct any of these posts. So often it doesn't sound like a "hey I think they might have gotten this a bit wrong" but does sound much more like "I know more about this than the writer and by God I'm going to set that idiot straight". The tone of arrogance in some of those posts is gross. Definitely some people I would never want to meet.

0points

Olli Hawk 8 months ago

Apparently hair companies sell combs that are supposed to “stimulate brain activity” and make you more focused and intelligent- no way that’s true

0points

Steve 8 months ago

That people watch talent competitions for any reason other than laughing at the train wrecks

0points

Debi Swing 8 months ago

But I heard the hook was on his foot.

0points

Cosmikid 8 months ago

With the advent of "Science" - it was made plain that "what I believe" is not necessarily the same as "The (hopefully) objective Truth." Alas; all of us, including "scientists" - have forgotten - all of this. Tra-la-la.

-2points

Dan Holden 8 months ago

The fact that you put the word science in quotations tells me you know nothing of science.

2points

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General Anaesthesia 8 months ago

As usual there are many "scientifically proven facts" that are absolutely not true in this Bored Panda journalist's copy/paste exercise.

17points

The wee giant 8 months ago

At least we're not the only ones doing it. I saw on reddit yesterday that someone posted a meme from bored panda

10points

Jennifer Smith 8 months ago

I can’t believe it’s not butter

13points

Joe Bloe 8 months ago

I can believe it's not facts.

5points

tuzdayschild 8 months ago

I tasted it and immediately believed it wasn't butter.

1point

Auntriarch 8 months ago

I can't believe that you can't believe it's not butter

1point

David Paterson 8 months ago (edited)

5points

DB 8 months ago

I refuse to believe that anything you ever posted here was worth reading.

6points

T. 8 months ago

3points

The Darkest Timeline 8 months ago

So gravity is just an “agreed upon concept”? If we all decided tomorrow that gravity wasn’t “true,” it would cease to exist?

3points

Cosmikid 8 months ago

3points

Alan Jay Weiner 8 months ago

1point

Mark 8 months ago

For me, the whole fabric of spacetime is completely incomprehensible. So spacetime is a 3d plane that changes time depending on where you are? and this explains gravity somehow?

3points

Phil Vaive 8 months ago

0points

soro doeth 8 months ago

These posts should have an entirely different title."scientific theories that are hard to believe" or something.This one creates expectations about a list of interesting facts.Misleading.

1point

majandess 8 months ago

Dragons don't exist, but dinosaurs do. Dinosaurs are just scientifically approved dragons.

1point

Phil Vaive 8 months ago

0points

Duncan Rogers 8 months ago

0points

Olli Hawk 8 months ago

Apparently hair companies sell combs that are supposed to “stimulate brain activity” and make you more focused and intelligent- no way that’s true

0points

Steve 8 months ago

That people watch talent competitions for any reason other than laughing at the train wrecks

0points

Debi Swing 8 months ago

But I heard the hook was on his foot.

0points

Cosmikid 8 months ago

-2points

Dan Holden 8 months ago

The fact that you put the word science in quotations tells me you know nothing of science.

2points