This image by Japanese psychology professor Akiyoshi Kitaoka features a girl with two eyes that seem to be of a different color, but in reality, both eyes are the same gray. I’ve tried looking at the hex value of the color of both eyes in an image editor, and they’re exactly the same!
A notebook that looks like a classic Nintendo Gameboy! The Nintendo Game Boy Notebook features one of the most beloved handheld consoles of all time in notebook form. The “screen” is a holographic scene from Super Mario Land. Write your own adventure in this compact device. Hopefully you won’t be trying to write only every […]
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Outlast was one of the scariest video games of the last few years (with the recent Resident Evil 7 being the first in a while to even stand close to it, horror wise) and now we have Outlast 2 dropping very soon, ready to scare the crap out of us once again. So what sets […]
Watch as Paweł Zadrożniak’s hardware orchestra, The Floppotron, performs “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles. Floppy Drives Killed the Radio Star would be a more appropriate title in this case! [Paweł Zadrożniak]
If you’ve never played solitaire on old Windows OSs, you probably won’t know what this is about. [Source: CommitStrip | Like CommitStrip on Facebook]
The way brains form memories could be completely different than previously believed according to new research. It suggests we make two simultaneous memories: one for short-term and one for the long-term. Until now the prevailing belief was that the hippocampus creates a memory that is then transferred to the cortex. That was partly derived from […]
A popular chocolate cup filled with delicious peanut butter, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups were created by a man named Harry Burnett (H.B.) Reese. Reese was born May 24, 1879 in Pennsylvania to a farming family. He married in 1900 and went on to have sixteen children. (Yes, 16!) By 1903, not surprisingly, he was struggling […]
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You may not be as normal as you thought! Find out more in ASAP Science’s latest video. [ASAP Science]