This is a video of a 33-year old spin class instructor in Guangdong, China demonstrating his insane skills on a stationary bike, hopping around and clapping like the bike is some sort of circus apparatus. Admittedly, the man is talented. Although, based on the number of people I can see

These are several videos (more on Instagram HERE) of a Volkswagen Beetle that’s been so insanely chopped and rides so low it’s hard to believe it’s real. It is though, and still runs on gas. One thing’s for sure — driving this you’d never have to pay to get past

This is a video from Pittsburgh-based Skild AI demonstrating the AI brain they’ve developed (“Any robot. Any task. One brain.”), and how quickly it can adapt to a robot’s broken limbs or other decreased mobility. SPOILER: almost instantly. Me? I broke my pinky toe once and thought I was a

This is an animated Back To The Future short made by Landon’s Animation Wheelhouse featuring Doc and Marty wreaking havoc in their time-traveling Delorean (including causing the extinction of the dinosaurs and sinking the Titanic). Unhinged is definitely accurate. Would I watch a full length version? Are you kidding? I’ve

This is a video (complete with trick list) of Japanese yo-yo master Hajime Miura securing his 8th 3A World Yo-Yo World Championship with an incredible dual yo-yo performance that’s hard to wrap my head around. Wrapping a yo-yo string around my legs and tripping myself? Easy. Wrapping my head around

Because how else are you going to spend half a day, British lawnmower racing enthusiasts recently participated in an endurance race to see which team could complete the most 1.4km (0.87-mile) laps in 12 hours. Each team was allowed 3 drivers, who took turns (as needed) speeding around a dirt

Because watching robots battle is a real glimpse of the future (battling us, unfortunately), this is a video of Unitree’s little G1 humanoid robots kickboxing each other in the ring. In these fights, the robots are being remotely operated by humans standing ringside, but in the future they’ll be fighting

This is a video from Shanghai, China where 432 crawler robots were used to move an entire city block of historic buildings while underground construction was performed, then moved back after completion. The robotic feet were able to move the 7,500-metric ton block about 10 meters (33-feet) per day over