Thought of the day

There comes a time when all good things must come to an end.

Is there anything both as terrifying and as beautiful as death? We may never know what happens, but we can talk about it.

Trypophobia. For some, simply saying the word gives a sense of fear. But is it really "fear" that we feel when we see patterns of small holes? Or is it something else? Can we actually classify this as a phobia?

If you have ever been inside of a cave, you know that they somehow feel different! Today we talk about people who take this feeling to the extreme: Cavers who somehow find a way to squeeze through the smallest crevices inside these caves. Do they conquer any fears that they have, coming out victorious over the cave?

It's a long way to the bottom once you step in the water. What is it about large bodies of water that strikes fear to the hearts of so many?

How do you beat a bully? After victory, how to you prevent it from happening again?

What does the future of bullying look like? Will we ever be rid of it or will things just get worse? How do computers and artificial intelligence factor into the future of people being mean?

Can we trace the beginnings of bullying? How long has it really been around? And for that matter how widespread is this phenomenon?

An average person has been bullied at least once. What are the fundamentals of why the bully did what they did? How far can it go, and has the internet made it easier for bullying to go to the next level?

We have evidence of ancient Egypt because of what they left behind for us to find. When our current time period becomes ancient and extinct as well, what will we be remembered by? What will future archaeologists find to prove our current existence?