This year we’re beginning each month with a (potentially logical) oddity to think about, and to keep the brain cells active. This month:
Many animals probably need glasses, but they don’t know it and neither do we.
Please leave your thoughts in the comments.
Be silent or let thy words be worth more than silence.
[Pythagoras]
This year our Ten Things series – which surprisingly appears on the tenth of each month – continues concentrating on the amusing, both real and fictional. So this month we have …
Ten Real Modern People I’ve Encountered Somewhere Along the Way
This year we’re beginning each month with a (potentially logical) oddity to think about, and to keep the brain cells active. This month:
If poison is past its expiry date, is it more poisonous or is it no longer poisonous?
Please leave your thoughts in the comments.
The stories we tell ourselves only matter in so far as they affect the actions we take.
[Brad Warner]
This year our Ten Things series – which surprisingly appears on the tenth of each month – continues concentrating on the amusing, both real and fictional. So this month we have …
Ten Curiously Named Diseases
(with what they afflict)
This year we’re beginning each month with a (potentially logical) oddity to think about, and to keep the brain cells active. This month:
Do illiterate people get the full effect of alphabet soup?
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Having no destination, I am never lost.
[Ikkyu]
This year our Ten Things series – which surprisingly appears on the tenth of each month – continues concentrating on the amusing, both real and fictional. So this month we have …
Ten Silly Names of Real Companies
(I mean, if you didn’t know, how would you guess what they do?)
This year we’re beginning each month with a (potentially logical) oddity to think about, and to keep the brain cells active. This month:
Intentionally losing a game of rock, paper, scissors is just as hard as trying to win.
Please leave your thoughts in the comments.