Someone poured honey on a plant and made up a story about it.

(And the world went crazy)

It sounds crazy, but I think it was a product of the brightness, like holding up a flashlight to your hand.
That's not to diminish what they experienced, but I don't think it's as unnatural or bizarre as how it's related here.

I don't know who would remember this system, but it's probably more accessible to people who live there.
From an outsiders perspective: just put some arrows.

I feel like the "work' part of "work smarter, not harder" pretty much covers the fact that you still have to "work".

Whoever is at the cross-section between the comprehension of the biology behind this, and the direction of the visuals, is really gifted.

"How to train your dragon (to kiss you)"

Me too.

Does anyone know if the test animals that have been used in those experiments were studied over multiple generations, and how many generations were observed?

Can anyone tell me what the music app is @0:16?

1 minute in, and I can't get over how he's seemingly adopted the style of dress from the film "Her".

This was interesting, and I'm glad to see him get what seems like his own show, but the "reality TV" formula makes it almost unwatchable.

Cool test though.

I think the words he was searching for were "Rape" and pillage. Unless it's actually historically incorrect, let's not sugar coat it?

I wonder how much of this executive order was only to allow more discrimination? That really doesn't feel like a realistic, presidential goal, though, even for Trump.

I used to watch Urusei Yatsura on PBS in the 90's.