8 Camera Type Choices Explained

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In our culture today, a picture is absolutely worth a thousand words. A drunk picture on Facebook says, "I really have no grasp about the true reach of social

5 of the Weirdest Flowers

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When you think of flowers you probably think of gardens full of roses or a rolling green field dotted with crisp looking daisies. These flowers will have you

5 Reasons Why Aliens WOULD Only Land in the US

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Every god damn science-fiction movie it’s the same thing, with aliens coming to Earth and always landing in America. What’s so great about America? There

4 Ways That the Rich Are Already Living in a Sci-Fi Movie

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Science fiction has attracted fans with a glimpse at what the future might hold. Over time some gadgets have become so entrenched in the popular psyche, science simply had to create them… even if only a select few can handle the price tag.

The Seven Terrifying Side Effects of Useful Drugs

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It's been a joke for as long as we've had those ridiculous drug ads of people frolicking in a field while an announcer motormouths his way through all the legal

Five Plant Defense Mechanisms (That Backfired)

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We don't actually get most of our drugs from labs, believe it or not. No, we get most of our drugs from the natural world, namely plants. And most of those

6 Strange Things Launched Into Space

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Space is mostly empty, hence the term. But ever since we’ve been able to create controlled explosions large enough to put stuff up there, we’ve been using that gift to stash some truly ridiculous items…

Google vs. Civilization: 5 Google Products Hated by the World

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Google is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think a million hits a day is impressive, but

The Art and Science behind Making a Live-Action Video: 3 Steps to Follow

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Are you a digital media marketer for a large enterprise? Or are you perhaps the owner of an SME (Small...

10 Bizarre Phenomena

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[display_podcast]1.Ball LightningThis bizarre electrical phenomenon usually occurs during thunderstorms and lasts for up to thirty seconds. Balls of