This is a video of firearms expert and the UK’s Royal Armouries museum curator Jonathan Ferguson (complete with an “I’m Your Huckleberry” t-shirt under his blazer) reacting to and seriously discussing a variety of the outlandish weapons seen in the video game DOOM: The Dark Ages. That look on his

Because everyone has a secret skill, this is a video of Chinese TikTok (Douyin) user 43444719487 patiently and smoothly sorting black and white rice with a pair of chopsticks. It was oddly satisfying to watch, and clearly they have some rice sorting experience under their belt if their technique and

Because it was only a matter of time, this is a video edit by Youtuber hyperspacefool of Michael Scott from ‘The Office’ joining the ‘Severance’ work group. He seems like he fits right in. Well, in a square peg in a round hole kind of way. Which is the best

This is a video of Youtuber Marc3DP printing and playing with a selection of the exotic 3D printable fidget toys available for download on the internut (that’s how I pronounce it now at dinner parties). Some of those look pretty fun. Knowing me, they all look like they’ll eventually take

Years in development and testing, the AirCar, an uninspiredly named flying car from Klein Vision (also a local optometrist), is set to go into mass production this summer and be on sale in 2026. The vehicle, which uses a regular gasoline engine (and 35 gallon tank) can extends its wings

Because who doesn’t want a Nintendo Switch 2 wrapped up like a loaf of ciabatta, this is a line of wrapping paper from Japanese graphic designer Ippei Tsujio that look like fresh baked bread (previously seen: cheeseburger ingredient wrapping paper). Available soon from TOAL in baguette, ciabatta, and classic sandwich

This is a video highlighting the Rubik’s Cube solving robot built by Purdue University undergraduates, which just set the world record for fastest Rubik’s Cube solve with a time of 103 milliseconds (0.103 seconds). That’s faster than a blink. The previous record was 305 milliseconds, which the robot can reliably

The Mario Kart Band of Columbus, Ohio, performs live gigs where audience members compete in 4-player Mario Kart, and the band provides the track-specific music, along with some sound effects. That’s amazing and we should start planning a trip to Ohio. TRUE STORY: I have never won a Mario Kart