You’re all familiar with the useless machine, right? It’s a box with a switch and every time you press the switch a hand comes out of the box and turns the switch back off. And that’s all it does. Pretty useless. “Look who’s talking.” Hey! Your insolence aside, this is

Completely destroying the previous record of a hardly worthy 65 cubes, 16-year old Nova Scotian teen Saul Halfting spent an hour and twelve minutes solving 211 Rubik’s Cubes back-to-back while bouncing on a pogo stick. Wow, and I have yet to solve even a single Rubik’s cube, bouncing or not.

This is a video of Korean YouTuber 이름미정 playing an electronic keyboard from across the room via strings he taped to the keys, and tied around his fingers. Dare to dream, folks — that’s the message here. Plus, if you don’t dream too big like 이름미정 demonstrated here, you can

This is a video of Auburn gymnast Sunisa Lee performing the first Nebieva in NCAA competition history. What’s a Nebieva? It’s a G-rated (the most difficult in gymnastics, but tamest for movies) skill named after gymnast Tatiana Olegovna Nabieva that consists of a “pike sole circle backward with counter stretched

Because everybody needs a hobby and a hobby that doesn’t cost anything is ideal, these are several videos of cool, calm, and collected Aleksei Shlega demonstrating his ability to balance random objects on top of one another, creating precarious sculptures in the process. Man, his hands must be STEADY. My

This is a video of a ball bearing completing the giant marble run constructed by Scott of Youtube channel Scott’s Marble Runs, taking a full six minutes from the top (which begins on Scott’s roof, not unlike where I begin many Saturday mornings in college) to the very bottom (a

Because nature is awesome, these are several videos of Oakland, California Instagram/TikTok user birdperson666 feeding his hummingbird friend Hector from a custom feeder he made (and sells at birdperson666.com for $16.66 so you can summon your own tiny demonic friend) If I’m not mistaken, I believe that’s an Anna’s Hummingbird.

Because it’s taco Tuesday, this is a video of woodworker Peter Brown constructing a margarita glass (looks more like a goblet of firewater to me) entirely out of Himalayan rock salt, using a lathe to turn and carve the three separate pieces of the glass, then gluing them all together.