This post about knitting with a Roman dodecahedron, which was mistaken as a “religious object”, goes perfectly with the Women Helping Archaeologists Figure Things Out…

If you asked me yesterday, “Can spinach send emails?”, I would have said a hard no. But, it actually turns out that thanks to our…

Here’s an interesting post about the imperial system. Not bashing metric or imperial! Just showing some context and history for anyone who is interested: (via:…

This post about the genetic differences between a rabbit and a hare, as well as other animals is crazy! They list so many animals that…

Lily O’Farrell of @VulgaDrawings posted this informative comic about everything she’s learned about incels and the manosphere. The manosphere is a collection of websites, and forums promoting masculinity,…

Harriyanna Hook posted this wonderfully informative story about how Leah Chase, the Queen of Creole Cuisine is the real life inspiration for Disney Princess Tiana in…

This post started by autasticanna is all about facts that adults don’t tell you about bullying. This is pretty damn spot on and some other…

This post on medieval medicine is super interesting and informative. It gets really good when elfpen weighs in with tons of info about Bald’s Leechbook,…

Incunabula tweeted this crazy thread about how hardback books exist because of cheese, snails, Jesus, underwear and spectacles. If even one of these things was…

Chris Hladczuk posted this super helpful and informative thread on how to use Google properly. Like he said, Google really is the most powerful search…