skunkbear: These are “spurious correlations“ (created by Tyler Vigen) paired with a comic (by XKCD). Here’s the cool thing: Vigen points out that when we laugh at these correlations we are actually acting like scientists. He explains it better

skunkbear: These are “spurious correlations“ (created by Tyler Vigen) paired with a comic (by XKCD). Here’s the cool thing: Vigen points out that when we laugh at these correlations we are actually acting like scientists. He explains it better

Skunkbear: You Can Learn More About This Immortal Animal In Our Latest Video.

Buggerygrips: Out Of Body Experience By Mateo Dineen

Babiesareyum: &Amp;Ldquo;A Member Of The Scottish National Antarctic Expedition Plays The Bagpipe For An Indifferent Penguin, 1904.&Amp;Rdquo;

Endangereduglythings: Cool-Critters: Nolid Moth Caterpillars Nolidae Is A Family Of Moths With About 1,400 Described Species Worldwide. Their Caterpillars Developed A Very Unique Way Of Hiding From Enemies. This Species Of Caterpillar Grows An Enlarged,

Ryanandmath: Can You Tell Which Plot Above Is Randomly Generated? Being Able To Determine If Something Is “Truly” Random Is Not Just An Investigation Carried Out By Forensic Accountants, Sociologists, And Law Enforcement. Rather It Is An Interesting

Malformalady: &Amp;Lsquo;Fairy Rings&Amp;Rsquo; In Moss, Rainbow Mountains Region Near The Laugavegur Trekking Route, Iceland. Carpets Of Moss Are Common In Iceland’s Highland Regions. This Photo Shows A Peculiar Natural Formation, Known In Icelandic As “Witch’s

A Paralysed Man Has Been Able To Walk Again After A Pioneering Therapy That Involved Transplanting Cells From His Nasal Cavity Into His Spinal Cord. Darek Fidyka, 40, From Poland, Was Paralysed After Being Stabbed Repeatedly In The Back In The 2010 Attac

Strong Winds Make Waterfall Run Backwards The River Kinder Is A River Only About 3 Miles Long, In Northwestern Derbyshire In England. Normally It Cascades 80 Ft (24 M) As The Kinder Downfall. But In The Strong Winds Of Ex-Hurricane Gonzalo, The River

Neuromorphogenesis: Violinist Plays Mozart Through Her Own Brain Surgery Violinist Naomi Elishuv Gave Her Surgeons Their Own Private Mozart Concert Tuesday — As They Operated On Her Brain. Elishuv Performed Professionally With The Lithuanian National

Ferreadomina: Seb Janiak

Softwaring: Pass Of The Arrows, 2013; Alexander Nail

Cubebreaker: Artist Steve Spazuk’s Ornithocide Uses Soot To Paint Birds Juxtaposed With Instruments Of Death To Bring Attention To Those Birds Which Are Killed By Eating Insects Infected By Pesticides.

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