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It comes as no surprise, in the world of always-on information, that fake facts are on the rise.
John Hodgman has set the fake trivia world ablaze with two books, an NPR exploration of the comparative benefits of flight and invisibility, even putting the President in his place with Dune trivia and more consequential, but completely false, true facts.
Look Around You points the lens of mid-century science education films at, well, absolute nonsense. Bless you, ants. Blants.
And, now, FakeScience tumbles these wonderful posters explaining the senses, animals, geologic features, and modern energy production. They even boldly take on the universe’s greatest question: Fucking magnets, how do they work? The answer may suprise you.
For When The Facts Are Too Confusing, Fake Science (via Coudal Partners)
Linus: Look Charles, as a Silver Addy winner, here’s my advice: whenever I hit a wall, I go home, put on some Widespread Panic, light some candles, and smoke a giant fatty. Soon after, inspiration arrives.
A Charlie Brown Ad Agency (via Coudal Partners)
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Do seeds, grains, and legumes with cute faces deliver disheartening facts to you? Then I have one word for you: Mamashiba!
(CurioTV via Little Hokum Rag)
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