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It's been a wild time.

Yikes

They're not subtle

There are some pretty bonkers conspiracy theories out there that are only convincing if you're stoned enough, but unless you're living in blissful ignorance, there are probably more than a few things you're a little skeptical about. In a recent r/AskReddit thread about plausible conspiracy theories, incredulous people discuss all the things they're particularly suspicious about, like dollar slice places in New York (are they a money laundering front?) and memes about movies and TV shows (are the

Connecting objects to the internet just leads to boring dystopia

Tucker Carlson won

Dangerous

Is Nintendo okay?

Ugh

It's clever

Guess those hands are staying dirty

Have you ever noticed those bizarre ads for chaotic mobile games that make no sense whatsoever? They tend to feature crude animations of super specific romantic scenarios often dealing with themes of betrayal and revenge, or grotesque pimple-popping games with dissonant sound effects. Most people instinctively ignore advertisements of any kind, but the weird aesthetic of this specific genre of cursed mobile game is something worth investigating. Twitter account @mobilegamehell has painstakingly

Websites are always demanding us to accept their cookies, but what if we don't want any cookies? What are cookies anyway? They're certainly not delicious sweet and buttery treats. They're something invisible and mysterious. Twitter user @wtfjummy recently tweeted, 'I be on websites accepting cookies not even knowing what that is' and we felt that. Luckily, people in the replies were right there with answers. Keep scrolling to see some mildly informative explanations and whether or not you should

What would happen if crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, GoFundMe, Indiegogo and others were actually honest? They probably wouldn't raise any funds at all.