Created by Data is Beautiful (like a sunset in the Matrix) this is a visualization of how the average US adult aged 25 – 35 spends their day (excluding work and sleep), detailing the changes in activity (and productivity) from 1920 – 2026. People used to do a lot of

A-ha’s ‘Take On Me’ — a solid 80’s banger with an even more solid (denser?) music video. And this is a video of French bardcore band Courseval performing a cover of the song with medieval instruments along the River Seine. I could drink warm ale in my local tavern and

In news that makes me wish I was a millionaire (full disclosure: all news makes me with I was a millionaire), Trey the juvenile triceratops fossil is scheduled to go up for auction beginning March 17th. The roughly three-quarters grown specimen will be sold by digital auction house Joopiter, and

Executively produced by Steven Spielberg and narrated by Morgan Freeman, The Dinosaurs is an upcoming documentary from Netflix detailing the rise and fall of everyone’s favorite prehistoric animals. Premiering March 6th, I did expect the computer graphics to be better. From the looks of things, we haven’t really progressed much

Because knowledge is power and if we learn enough we’ll be able to power cars with our brains, this is an informative video from David Goldenberg of Youtube channel MinuteEarth detailing the ancestry of all canines and how they’re related to domesticated dogs. I learned a lot by watching it.

From filmmaker kaptainkristian, this is a dramatic (and conflict heavy) view of the last 100 years as seen in 100 movies that each take place in a specific year from 1925 – 2025. And what a century it’s been. Just to be clear though, it’s only going to get crazier

This is a video of pianist Lord Vinheteiro (previously) performing a medley of Johann Sebastian Bach chronologically from 1707 – 1750 to hear his musical evolution from age 22 – 65. Now I’ll be the first to admit I’m tone-deaf and have absolutely zero musical inclinations, but I wasn’t able

Take a step into my way-back machine and watch (and listen to) an Intel 486DX2 (with 32MB RAM and 500MB hard disk storage!) booting up. That thing was state of the art when it was released 30 years ago. Now it’s like a fossilized dinosaur turd. We sure have come