Does Blotting Pizza With a Napkin Really Do Anything?
A little grease goes a long way.
Technically? Yes. But your nose probably doesn't have the power to steal an entire smell.
It's in their DNA.
Touching another person’s skin and thinking it’s super soft is an illusion that may help cement social bonds, one study finds.
“Goody Two-Shoes” was a real person—or at least, a real fictional character. It was the nickname of the title character in a nursery tale called "The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes," published anonymously around 1765 by John Newbery.
It all comes down to the root of the matter.
A single company makes more than 7 billion zippers a year.
British people do not read 'er' and 'erm' in the way that Americans would read those words.
You really do get stars in your eyes.
The answer says a lot about language, mental illness, and ourselves
The reality behind the reflex.
You might be surprised what's stood the test of time.
Why tell us, “although the bag on the oxygen mask may not inflate, oxygen is flowing to the mask”?
In olden days, most sinks had a single pump for cold water on the right—to accommodate the right-handed majority.
Despite all of the incredible things humans have figured out, we don’t know everything.
Reader Jane writes: "How is it that Hawaii, which obviously borders no other states, has interstate highways?"
Have you ever clicked on an exciting link or potentially explosive news story, only to find yourself watching the video for Rick Astley's 1987 hit 'Never Gonna Give You Up'? Then you’ve been rickrolled, my friend.