The Real Benefit Of Organic Food
Healthcare Triage takes on the touchy subject of organic versus conventionally grown food. Going through several studies, the conclusion may surprise you.
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In Defense of the Selfie
It's easy to hate on selfies — after all, they're narcissistic, normally taken with bad cameras, which in turn makes them low-quality, provide less-than-flattering angles for our faces, and oftentimes involve a mirror and unfortunate reflections. But maybe they're not as bad as they seem — as long as you quit thinking of them as photographs.
Even More Misheard Song Lyrics
You don't really want to feel this mole man. You might think this is what you heard, but these song lyrics are wrong. Really, really wrong. Pleated-Jeans has the fourth installment of Misheard Song Lyrics.
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Motley Fool Stock Advisor
The new year is a great time to take stock of your finances and start planning for the future. With this deal on The Motley Fool's recommendations, you'll have a full year of curated investments — two per month — that have averaged a 939% return as of 12/17/24. Think Tesla stock in 2012 (up over 18,000% as of today), stocks that take advantage of the AI boom, like NVIDIA, or Shopify in 2016 (up over 3,500% as of today). A full year's worth of picks typically costs $199, so at $99, that gives new members an extra $100 to invest in the next big thing.
Presented by The Motley Fool.
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Caliber Fitness Program
Getting fit requires more than just staying active or watching what you eat. Caliber uses a science-based approach that incorporates strength training, cardio, and nutrition to help you achieve your wellness goals. The program's coaches keep an eye on your progress 24/7 and check in with you throughout the week to keep you motivated and on track. That real-time visibility across workouts, nutrition, and habits helps them provide personalized, actionable guidance that helps members make progress up to 50% faster than training alone. For a limited time, all their coaching programs are $100 off for January 2025.
Presented by Caliber.
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How To Eat A Hamburger
Science is awesome. Three researchers spent four months researching how to hold a hamburger without squeezing the toppings all over you. Foodbeast shows you how in this video.
The Reader
You don't need to learn to learn a language just to enjoy a glass of scotch — but the man in this heartfelt commercial for Bell's deserves one all the same.
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amp AI-Powered Home Fitness
Enjoy intelligent training from the comfort of your home with the considered design of amp. The clean lines and digital resistance system create a strength training experience that adapts to your progress in real time, while your phone's built-in camera tracks your movements to help perfect your form. Move through over 400 exercises using five premium accessories, from focused strength sessions to flowing Pilates workouts. With 30 different arm positions and configurations, amp adjusts seamlessly to your space and routine, making strength training feel intuitive and natural. Pre-order now for $99 and experience fitness technology that finally puts design and intelligence on equal footing.
Presented by amp.
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Roborock Saros 10R Robotic Floor Cleaner
Homes with complex layouts and/or a lot of floor obstacles can befuddle a lot of robot cleaners. With the StarSight Autonomous System 2.0, Roborock's Saros 10R handles them with ease. Its 3D ToF sensors and visual recognition technology allow it to create 3D maps of its environment — as opposed to the 2D tech in most robovacs — boosting sampling frequency, response times, and the ability to see small objects. As the thinnest Roborock yet, it easily navigates under furniture and into hard-to-reach spots. It has a dual anti-tangle system for dealing with hair and an industry-first AdaptiLift Chassis to easily tackle thresholds and obstacles up to 1.5" tall; the latter joins a liftable mop, main brush, and side brush to make this one of the most versatile cleaners on the market. Enjoy $200 off through 2/16.
Presented by Roborock.
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Sons by Concorde
It's harder to escape our former selves than you might think — as you'll find out in this video from the French group Concorde. NSFW.
Instagram in the '80s
It's a little far fetched, but we could totally see an '80s version of Instagram being a mail-in film digitization service. Hey, at least the filters haven't changed much.
