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Here are moments of matching stuff, duplicates, patterns and other strangeness that looks like we're living in a simulation. It's like the programmer of life ran out of ideas. For some more evidence that we're living in a crappy program, here are some stories of real-life glitches people experienced.
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Cicada, a beautiful illustration series by the talented Shaun Tan.
Cicada is the story of an insect working in an office (much like a lot of us), and trying to make it through the day surrounded by people who simply do not care. Shaun Tan writes on his website that Cicada is, "a very simple 32-page picture book about the unspoken horrors of corporate white-collar enslavement... or is it? You never can tell what a bug is thinking."
Here are 10 pages of Cicada and we're already itching for more!
You can also follow Shaun Tan's work on Instagram!
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Tumblr gets in real deep sometimes. Sure, a lot of it is just memes and thought exercises, but some threads get into stuff like the historical concept of the color purple in rhyming fashion, or how modern cats became domesticated. So anyway, here's why magenta is a made up color based on your brain just doing its best.
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Nori is an Aussiepoo mix, half Toy Australian Shepard and half Toy Poodle. But Nori is more than just another pup, he has gone viral for his "unique" looks...and by "unique" we mean human-like expression.
We can't really tell if it's the eyes or the smile that give Nori his human-resembling face. He has large almond-like eyes but also a pinkish smile -- both very human-like. His owners, Keven and Tiffany from Seattle say that they're often stopped on the street by strangers commenting on Nori's unique little face.
Kevin said, "When he was a puppy, we couldn't go more than a block without someone stopping us to ask questions about him."
You can follow Nori on Instagram!
See the adorable pictures below!
Story via DailyMail
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An interesting Tumblr thread imagines what could happen with an alien invasion vastly underestimating the power of earth's wildlife, in the face of an attack. How about that bacteria, though.
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