Because the internet will provide, these are two video edits created by Facebook Star Trek fan Spock Pointy-ears Vulcan imagining if Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s communicator badge popped off every time he tugged at his uniform top to straighten it out (aka performs the Picard Maneuver). In the first video he

This is an incredible seven day timelapse video of artist and DP Truong creating a 182,336 dot portrait of Princess Shuri from Black Panther. Per DP, “I used click software to count the number of dots. My right hand is drawing and my left hand is clicking at the same

Because where there’s a will, there’s a way, this is a video of Youtuber Warped Perception ‘super-tow-charging’ his Tesla Model S using the car’s regenerative braking, by being towed behind a Mercedes E55 on the highway at 70MPH. Being towed at 70MPH for around 25-miles recharges the vehicle at 65,000

This is a video of Kippo gamer dating app CEO David Park discussing three ways most dating apps scam users. Mainly by 1) creating fake profiles of hot hunks and babes and showing them to your first to make you think there are lots of good looking people on the

Assembled by Israeli filmmaker Ariel Avissar, this is a supercut of superheroes (and villains) eating in Marvel movies. Which was your favorite scene? Or, even more importantly, what food do you think looked the best? Personally, I’m making chicken parmigiana for dinner tonight to impress my girlfriend. Oooooor accidentally give

Visual effects designer Clinton Jones challenged 3D artists to create a scene rendering from their imagination, all using the same base animation of a human figure struggling to move forward. 2,400 different artists submitted animations, and the top five and top 100 were selected. The first video below is the

Not to be outdone by this high-jumping unicyclist (although now that I think about it they may be the same person), this is a video of a man who tries so hard and believes in himself with such conviction that he’s able to launch himself to the top of a

This is a timelapse video created by Chris Fastie using a 3D printed ‘digital’ sundial invented by Julien Coyne, which displays the time (from 10AM to 4PM) dot-matrix style with rays of light, changing every 20 minutes as the sun moves through the fine matrix of holes inside. Some more