This is a video from photographer Phoenix’s ‘Beautiful Strangers’ series, featuring his interaction with a woman named Anne sitting alone along the boardwalk at the beach. It seems like Anne may be going through something right now so the interaction feels particularly poignant. But boy does she still photograph well.
This is a video detailing how cherries are harvested. This is not how I imagined it happening. Based on the price they charge at the supermarket, I assumed each cherry was individually inspected on the tree by a grandma who graduated from fruit college before being hand-picked and kissed for
As a sure sign of the end times with no other possible explanation, a swarm of dragonflies recently plagued Misquamicut State Beach in Rhode Island, sending some beachgoers fleeing. Presumably straight home to start bottling water before it turns to blood. Clearly, God is pissed. I also included a video
This is a video from a family at Costco where the wife tries to prank the husband by handing him her camera then pretending she doesn’t know him and asking him to stop filming her, and the husband quickly turning the tables. She gets embarrassed and turns red INSTANTLY. Clearly,
Captured by BMX rider Germán Dutra, this is a clip from the streets of Montevideo, Uruguay, of Spider-Man entertaining motorists at a red light with some aerial silk acrobatics. Most impressive. I particularly like how his manservant Alfred also made an appearance. “You’re thinking of Batman.” Oh, riiiiiiight. I was
These are a couple clips of the latest iteration of the Jetson One personal electric VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) vehicle. Apparently they’re happy enough with its current state that the company will begin delivering to customers later this year ($128,000 — no pilot’s license required in the US!). Exciting
Because why not risk getting massaged to death, the Aescape is an AI powered massage table with two industrial robotic arms to work out all your knots. It has a touchscreen control panel so you can select specific areas to work on, and adjust the pressure and time allotted to
In a quest to make an infinity bubble, Youtuber Engineezy constructed a bubble machine that feeds a continuous supply of bubble formula (soap, water, lube, and baking soda) to a car-mounted bubble wand. For the lube, he uses veterinary J-Lube, which has some worthwhile reviews on Amazon. While he fails