Because experimenting is the key to a happy marriage, this is a video of James Orgill of The Action Lab trying to run off the back of a moving trailer at the same speed his wife is towing it forward to see if the two opposite motions will negate each

Because dream it and you can achieve it, this is a video of Australian musician Alan Gogoll performing 10,000 guitar harmonics in 14-minutes and 15-seconds. With 855 seconds in that time, that’s a harmonic every 0.0855 seconds. WOW. Wait — just what the hell is a guitar harmonic anyways? Let

This is a compilation video of TikTok user Aaron Vankampen going around and knocking on mansion doors and asking what the owners do for a living. Some more info while I relax and put my feet on my desk knowing Aaron would probably never make it past the front gate,

Because you don’t know until you try, this is a video of a giant dragonfly inspired R/C ornithopter (an aircraft that achieves flight by flapping its wings) taking to the skies. I’ll be honest: when I first saw that thing I thought there’s no way it’s getting off the ground,

This is a video of cyclist Michael Guerra Supermanning on his brakeless bike for a while to demonstrate how the lower wind resistance helps him cruise past other cyclists with ease. That’s cool, but at least those cyclists are upright with their feet on the pedals and not already in

This is a video of a man in Amsterdam who clearly had one too many space cakes and thought he was performing in *Googles Dutch fairy tales* ‘The Legend Of The Wooden Shoe, On Ice’, making the poor decision to skate on a part of the canal that doesn’t look

This is a video of a woman demonstrating her nunchucking skills by attempting to extinguish a row of candles with a horizontal swing. She gets all but two out on her first pass (although it looks like they were all out momentarily), then finishes them off with her second. Like,

In what the hell is wrong with you news, this is a video of competitive eater L.A. Beast setting a new Guinness World Record for further distance walked barefoot on LEGO bricks, with an incredibly painful 3,886.20-meters (12,750-feet, ~2.4148-miles, beating the previous record set by barefoot marathon runner Sonny Molina