telling people that fruit is filled with sugars is the biggest scare tactic ever.

There was only water and stones on the earth, and someone made Bluetooth and Wi-Fi out of it.

Most people wouldn't want their lives made into a 100% accurate movie.

All the billionaires obsessed with longevity are exactly the kind of people you wouldn't want to live forever.

Changing your hair colour is normalized but wearing coloured contacts for your eye colour is seen as fake

We usually think of dogs as masculine and cats as feminine, but both women and dogs are stereotyped as being emotional, and both men and cats are stereotyped as being unemotional.

Attractive people must often overestimate how funny they actually are

Water is the only substance able to put an end to your life by NOT drinking it

When police are driving in their cruisers they do so in an altered reality as everyone around them adjusts their habits due to their presence.

There's a point in every man's life were they realize they won't be a professional athlete.

Tanning is seen as normal whereas bleaching is seen as self-hate

It is still unacceptable to drink nonalcoholic beer in most situations that you wouldn’t be able to drink a regular one

You don’t realize how fat you are until you see a picture you didn’t know you were in.

Most of a gym’s expenses are paid by people that don’t actually go to the gym.

Gengis Khan likely had an STD

A lot of people don't think teaching history is important, but witnessing an entire generation of people who aren't aware of historic facts and then form an opinion based on nothing more than propaganda and uninformed mouthpieces, makes you realise how truly necessary it is.

Pineapples have silently become one of the most constantly available, affordable fruit, despite the fact that they're tropical and take an average of 2-3 years to fully mature.

Amongst the other unrealistic things about Batman, one is his ability to visit criminals in jail dressed like Batman while the jail guards trust that he is the real Batman.

Your collection will just end up being a burden to whoever has to deal with your stuff after you die.

You're just expected to follow and know the law, especially once you turn 18.

For some reason it feels like a 7/10 rating is average