Well, normal brains on cats, anyway. A phd neuroscience candidate and (budding cat-lady) explains the effects that kittens have on human brains. Seems as if cats have basically turned themselves into a drug.
Well, normal brains on cats, anyway. A phd neuroscience candidate and (budding cat-lady) explains the effects that kittens have on human brains. Seems as if cats have basically turned themselves into a drug.
Ten minutes of video about why all shopping centres look the same, along with a bit of lead-up information. Turns out suburbs and teenagers have something to do with it. And some guy named ‘Gruen.’ US in origin, but since similar developments occurred in Australia roughly around the same time the information seems to ring …
Another of life’s big questions: where did the practice of using the phrase “sic ‘em” to command dogs to attack come from? No mention of where the succinct Australian variation “skitch” come from though. The phrase seems based in older language usage, but how do these sorts of things find themselves in popular usage: “Sick,” …
Five minutes of video explaining the not-so-secret origin of Nutella. It may be ironic that chocolate is generally cheaper to buy than Nutella, given the reasons for the spread’s creation.
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