Post something that blows your mind, it could be anything.
Could be an interesting fact you've learnt recently or maybe something you saw on your way home or something your dog did yesterday.
That people would vote to leave the EU.
Handguns.
airplanes
Space
Magnets.
A pair of tits!
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Modern medicine
pokemon world championship
You blew my mind, now blow me
American politics
Jurassic Park's asexual raptors were foreshadowed in the helicopter landing sequence in the beginning.
The stupidity of some people
People still pre-order video games and argue about which console is better.
That my smoke detector has a warning that it does not prevent fires.
Hirohito died in 89, emperor of japan all the way through.
It just didn't occur to me that he wasn't trialed and even executed.
Racism.
like how you walk into a restaurant and they tell you they dont serve bear paws or dogs
[QUOTE=EuSKalduna;50690138]Hirohito died in 89, emperor of japan all the way through.
It just didn't occur to me that he wasn't trialed and even executed.[/QUOTE]
[URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirō_Ishii"]This motherfucker[/URL] got away with it too
The brain itself.
Everything you or I have ever done, ever felt or ever believed have been because of nothing more than chemical reactions and electrical impulses responding to the outside world.
this one time I saw this woman bake an egg in an avocado.
well, it didn't blow my mind, but it did blow my tits clean off.
The state of the United States election business.
Hypernovas, pretty much a natural doomsday galaxy ending supernova. Imagine a supernova so powerful, it can clean the entire milky way galaxy of life if it exploded in our galaxy. Due to the amount of radiation.
[QUOTE=Deathtrooper2;50690709]Hypernovas, pretty much a natural doomsday galaxy ending supernova. Imagine a supernova so powerful, it can clean the entire milky way galaxy of life if it exploded in our galaxy. Due to the amount of radiation.[/QUOTE]
A Hypernova wouldn't wipe out all life in the galaxy, it would only be very deadly for nearby star systems.
The closest stars scientists believe could go hypernova any time soon is Eta Carinae, and it's "only" 8000 light years away, which isn't close enough to do any damage to us. But a hypernova, just like a supernova, can be lethal to us in the form of producing a gamma-ray burst, which is a very narrow beam of gamma radiation shot out like a bullet travelling at the speed of light from the collapsing star.
If this burst of radiation hit Earth, it would end all life on earth. It would strip away the ozone layer leaving any life that didn't die from the initial burst left to die slowly from extreme amounts of radiation beaming down on them.
Gamma-ray bursts are some of the brightest and most energetic events we have observed, to put in perspective, most of the gamma-ray bursts we have witnessed have originated in galaxies million and even billions of light years away.
Hypernovas are really cool and mindblowing, but they're not really dommsday weapons ready to kill all life in the milky way and the chance of the GRB it could produce hitting us is very, very, [B]very[/B] slim.
The fact that so many countries are convinced they need nuclear arms, which are essentially tools for killing as many people as possible
[QUOTE=Sergeant Stacker;50685013]Space[/QUOTE]
What a concept.
Falcon 9's first stage landing on a barge. I mean seriously, they've managed to land A FUCKING ROCKET ON A BARGE IN THE FUCKING OCEAN.
The fact that nothing exists.
The fact that I haven't gotten drunk for 4 goddamn days
Consciousness. We are only brains encased inside a walking flesh and bone sack. And we're capable of generating thoughts of even more mind-blowing things.
How much we have accomplished in such a little amount of time as a species
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