This is a video of whip cracking Guinness World Record Holder April Jennifer Choi demonstrating her unorthodox skills by bullwhipping a bow to fire an arrow at her, then catching that arrow. Granted the arrow is more lobbed than fired directly at her heart, but still, a useful skill to

Because this is the internet and the internet is hellbent on destroying our brains, this is another video from Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously), this time reimagining John Denver’s iconic ‘Leaving On A Jet Plane’ in the grunge style of Nirvana’s ‘Heart-Shaped Box.‘ I’m calling it ‘Leaving On A

Because giving the crowd what they want is one of the earmarks of a true performer, this is a video of a cross country runner intentionally Supermanning himself into a mud puddle to appease the cheering fans, fulfilling even their dirtiest fantasies. Good times. Knowing my luck, the bottom of

This is a video of a cat watching some cat videos on Youtube with the sort of intense concentration you summon when you’re trying to fart silently in a business meeting. Can it actually recognize the forms on the screen as cats? I mean I guess? I don’t know. All

This is a video of ‘Stairway To Heaven’, a collaboration between South African artist Strijdom van der Merwe and Taiwanese artist Chou Sheng-hsien. From just the right angle, it looks like a three dimensional stairway reaching ever skyward. From almost every other angle, it looks like a flat ladder rising

To test whether cats can perceive optical illusions, this is a video of Scottish Shorthair cat Horisco interacting with a rug that appears to be a hole. So, can cats perceive optical illusions? Based on this video, not in the slightest. Granted this wasn’t the most scientific of all experiments,

Because the internet, just like a vinyl record, never stops turning despite the fact you passed out on the sofa hours ago, this is a video animation of Squid Games’ red light/green light game, but played by WALL-E, a Terminator T800, Boston Dynamics’ Atlas humanoid robot, and Pac-Man. Who wins?

This is a video of the fun-loving Australians of Youtube channel How Ridiculous dropping 100,000 bouncy balls from the top of an arena (previously: dropping 100,000 ping pong balls). I’m not going to lie, it was significantly more underwhelming than I anticipated. Half the balls didn’t even seem to bounce.