Thought Provokers: 11/27/2024

In the United States, a national day of giving thanks for what we have is followed by a national day of buying new things to replace what we have.

One of the most exciting feelings in the world as a kid was finding a Chuck-e-Cheese token left in the coin return hole.

It’s amazing how often we ask questions that we don’t want the real answers to.

Your friends will tell you the “Truth” even if it hurts your feelings because they’re concerned for your well-being. This doesn’t necessarily mean their “Truth” is factually or morally correct.

Double cousins share all four grandparents. So, theoretically, you could have quadruple second cousins that share all eight great-grandparents.

We are yet to see the first holiday classic about the true meaning of Black Friday.

There’s a bunch of wild animals we’ve never selectively bred. We can probably make a faster cheetah.

Knowledge doesn’t fill a void; it digs one.

Meeting the parents is considered a milestone in relationships, yet it happens way earlier when you’re younger, in casual relationships than when you’re more mature in more committed ones.

Since it’s made from earthen materials, a spaceship is actually a meteoroid.

Clapping during concerts is becoming less common due to one hand always holding a phone.

Slang goes out of fashion quicker now because adults have access to social media.

Yawning is pointless while trying to fall asleep.

All computer programs are one distinct, very large number.

People who like to eat spicy food technically have a pain kink.

SubWay sells more fruits than vegetables.

We will never know what memories we forget over time. Once forgotten, they can never be remembered.

Some microorganisms are asexual, but all of them are aromantic.