Society

Of all the urban legends and superstitions we encounter or hear about every day, the myths surrounding black cats are perhaps the most common, and almost everyone fears the day when a black cat could cross their path and bring them years of terrible luck. Black cats have had quite a bad reputation over the years, and they will forever remain a total paradox, so here are some really weird legends f

Some argue that collecting things is a natural human impulse to ward of the inevitable end of our own existence, and while it's true that having several boxes

Secret societies have been long drawing the attention of people, particularly conspiracy theorists; and of course, the Illuminati are no exception. The notorious secret society is often associated with various dark and evil things, ranging from causing wars and revolutions to the concept of the “New World Order.” As the Illuminati operate in ultimate secrecy, not much information about their activ

Freedom of speech. Many countries have laws protecting it and, if you’re reading this article from a website on a computer and not from a second-hand account

If you were stuck in a small room 23 hours a day, you’d probably look for something to do. Maybe you’d work out, maybe you’d find religion, or maybe you’d spend your time building some pretty awesome stuff…

Let’s face it; most people have really crappy jobs. For every jet fighter pilot breaking the sound barrier and blowing up terrorists, you have 100 guys who

A bad day on the office might mean a long meeting or a nasty papercut for many people. For others, through terrible luck or professional grade foolishness, it might mean their lives.

We don't live with Facebook so much as Facebook lives with us. You may think the simple social networking tool is ours to command, but Facebook can have a much

Car accidents are one of the leading causes of preventable death in Arkansas. In 2018, 1,530car-accident-related deaths occurred in the...

It's amazing that anyone fell for these stupid hoaxes last year. #9 was so obvious. How did news sites get so easily tricked?