Kalana Dhananjaya 
The world is full of innovations that promise to revolutionize our lives but end up as colossal flops. So have you ever wondered about such Big Things, but completely flopped? Recently Redditor asked on the ASK REDDIT subreddit, “What was supposed to be “The Next Big Thing”, but completely flopped?” Users have shared their ideas … Read more
Imagine standing on the deck of a towering cruise ship, the world stretching out before you, the ocean breeze in your hair. The average cruise ship stands about 190 feet tall, a floating city in motion, cutting through the waters at an average speed of 20 knots (around 23 mph). But what happens if, by … Read more
Have you ever wondered what can be a simple truth you don’t know? We got your back. Not long ago, a Redditor asked an interesting question: “What’s common knowledge in your field but a mystery to the rest of us?” We going to take a look at responses from the Ask Reddit community to uncover … Read more
Dr. Megan Neff, now 37 years old, was on the brink of completing her doctorate in clinical psychology when her life took a significant turn. She was diagnosed with autism and ADHD, often referred to as AuDHD. It changed everything in her life. The journey leading up to this revelation began when Neff’s daughter was … Read more
Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, has always fascinated astronomers and space enthusiasts. Its massive size and mysterious atmosphere have sparked countless questions about what would happen if a human ventured too close. While it’s impossible for a person to physically fall into Jupiter, we can explore this hypothetical scenario based on scientific … Read more
The eyes of a 6-month-old boy changed color from brown to deep indigo blue after being treated with the antiviral drug favipiravir for COVID-19. Journal Frontiers in Pediatrics reported about this 6-month-old boy last April. The child brought to a hospital in Thailand after developing a fever and cough, testing positive for COVID-19. Doctors prescribed … Read more
The world is full of terrifying events that often go unnoticed. In our busy lives, we sometimes overlook things that demand our immediate attention. Today, we’re going to a concerning question: What’s something that’s really bad for the body but people keep doing it? Let’s see the answers from the ASK REDDIT subreddit. Worrying about … Read more
The world is full of things that make you question the choices people make with their hard-earned money. Since we live In a world where every dollar counts, it’s essential to identify where spending becomes senseless. So, let’s see what the Redditors say about “What’s a total waste of money yet people still pay for?” … Read more
New research has shown that taking a daily low-dose aspirin(100mg) could potentially lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in older adults. The study involved 16,209 healthy individuals aged 65 and over from Australia and the US. Half of the participants took a daily 100mg aspirin, while the other half received a placebo. Over … Read more
Imagine a world where the process of making babies is in new and unusual forms. In the Ask Reddit community recently someone asked “God decided he’s bored with the way babies are born, and you get to pick a new method. What do you pick?” The answers for the thread are hilarious and awesome. Let’s … Read more
Overexposure to heat can have serious consequences on the human body. As temperatures rise due to various factors including climate change, it is important to understand the effects of heat exposure. This article aims to explain the impact of heat exposure and explain heat-related illnesses. Heat Exposure and Heat-Related Illnesses Heat exposure occurs when the … Read more
A paralyzed Missouri woman died on Saturday after her car ran out of gas on the highway during extremely hot weather. She could not get out of the car and succumbed to the heat. Megan Oxley, 36, was driving with her niece and nephew when her car stopped working. Because of not having a massage … Read more
New research finds people who use marijuana may show increased levels of lead and cadmium. Lead and cadmium are two heavy metals known for their potential to cause health issues over time. The study used more than 7,200 adults, with 358 of them reporting marijuana use in the past month. Among this group, their blood … Read more
Have you ever found yourself deeply intrigued by someone, only for them to do something that instantly made you lose all interest? The question posed on the Ask Reddit subreddit shows real-life reasons to make you lose interest in someone completely. Let’s see some real-life thoughts. Realizing they are the backup plan One Redditor shared … Read more
New York City is dealing with a serious problem involving a new drug known as tranq aka ‘zombie drug’. This drug can cause significant harm, leading to severe infections, hallucinations, and even death. Tranq, also called xylazine, is originally used as a tranquilizer for animals. Sadly, it mixed with other drugs like fentanyl, heroin, and … Read more
Doctors in Australia have removed an 8cm long live worm from the brain of a 64-year-old woman. This is the first-ever case of this new type of parasitic infection in humans. The worm, known as Ophidascaris robertsi, was still alive when it was taken out during surgery. A team of researchers, including experts from the … Read more
