Infographic that show us history of Internet. From 1962. and J.C.R. Licklider idea of an "Intergalactic Network" to these days and Facebook, Youtube...

Riding the bus is not usually a pleasant experience. All the sweaty workers coming home, many smells combining and you won’t find very nice people. Luckily, you can enjoy some pleasant moments while waiting for the bus, more precisely in one of these creative bus stops advertising agencies came up with.

The standard American diet is filled with sugar. We all know sugar is sweet, but it has an unsavory side, too. Sugar is poisoning us, and most of the time we don't even know just how much we're consuming. The sweet stuff may not be so sweet after all.

Prior to Facebook, people had to use detective work and old fashioned stalker technology to find out what their exes and goofball best friend from third grade was up to. Those were hard times. By 2010, Facebook has inundated the earth so thoroughly that you'll never have to rely on a shady private eye to stalk your friends and enemies again. And here are a few facts about the business behind this incredible site.

A lot of sexually secure, liberal minded straight men have to adhere to insane standards that just aren't right for this day and age. So, here are ten things that are socially acceptable for heterosexual women to do, but not heterosexual men (in the general sense, of course). Both men and women CAN do most of these things, but the social implications are what often stop men from doing the things on this list. If only people were more open minded...

Today, the average man is clean-shaven, and we have, to some measure, lost the honor and nobility of the beard, and with it, the history of that noble facial feature, the memories of men of glorious facial ornament.

Over time camouflage has been an evolutionary adaptation of most animals. Camouflage primarily provides animals with either a first line of defence against predators, or as effective means of camouflaging themselves from prey.

We go through our lives in a fog, plodding from day to day, never aware of the enormity of our lives. A bite of food here, a bit of sleep there, perhaps a moment or two on the phone. It adds up and when the numbers come together they seem larger than life.