Recently, people in the AskReddit community have been discussing just that—the cringeworthy things they’ve observed in the classroom. Scroll down to find the most popular stories that may remind you of your own similar experiences. And if they do, share them in the comments below! While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a conversation with social psychologist, management consultant, and executive coach Crystal Clarke, Ph.D., who kindly agreed to give some pointers on how to deal with awkward moments....

Apparently, there’s a whole online community dedicated to the mysterious dentist who goes against the grain. We’ve taken a trip to The 10th Dentist subreddit, which provides members with a safe space to share their most unpopular and outlandish opinions. Below, you’ll find some of these strange ideas, so try to keep an open mind while reading through. And be sure to upvote the pics that you find particularly shocking!...

One parent on Reddit recently asked others to share the best, simple fun facts that can satiate a child’s curiosity at bedtime, and readers did not disappoint. Below, you’ll find all of the best facts that both kiddos and adults can enjoy, so be sure to upvote the info you can’t wait to share with your little ones! Maur2 , flickrfavorites/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report Tiffany-899 , David/Flickr (not the actual photo) Report...

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Knowing history well is sort of a superpower. When you’re well-educated and skeptical, you’re less likely to fall prey to misinformation, weird gossip, and blatant propaganda. However, it’s a bit of a shock when somebody from a younger generation starts lecturing about historical events that you lived through. Inspired by a post on X (formerly Twitter), some members of Generation X took to the eponymous r/GenX subreddit to share the times that younger people told them inaccurate things about historical events....

Aware of this fact, people in this online community (though no interior designers) have taken it upon themselves to transform their dwellings into beautiful and relaxing spaces, all with their own two hands. From cozy closet offices to stunning kitchen transformations, these amazing interior design solutions prove that anyone can create a happy environment if they put their mind to it. While you’re busy admiring these amazing homes, don’t forget to check out our conversation with interior designer Katie Cardew, who kindly agreed to give us some advice on how to create a space that leaves a positive impact on our mental health....

The passionate members of the r/Cooking online community banded together to reveal the top cooking myths that continue to be shared. We’ve collected some of the most egregious ones to be aware of. Read on to check these myths out. Vekaras , Alina Karpenko / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report the6thReplicant Report BradPittHasBadBO Report This is known as the illusory truth effect, and it’s how misinformation spreads. We can fall victim to the effects of repetition even if we’re highly educated and self-aware....

If you’re not sure what it means, well, basically, it is a space or, better said, a time between the past and the future. Or it’s a transitional or uncertain period. Being in a liminal space means being on the verge of something new but not being there quite yet. This description can be applied to physical, emotional, and even metaphorical places. For instance, when you are on stairs between the floors, you are technically in a physical liminal space....

At this point, looking for inaccuracies or bad details in films has become a fun thing to do for some movie watchers. Over a million of them are gathered in this Reddit community, which allows them to share their accidental discoveries with other cinema enthusiasts. Scroll down to find the most hilarious mistakes that somehow slipped past the careful eyes of movie makers, and be aware that the members of this subreddit often dabble in some serious irony and sarcasm....

Either way, let’s take a trip through a list of random facts that were prompted to be shared when someone on Reddit asked: “What’s a completely random fact no one asked for?” More info: Reddit kyothinks , Kendall Hoopes Report BloatedBaryonyx , Gary Todd Report muttmechanic , Christian Ladewig Report ViolentlyOpen , Pixabay Report moneyshaker , Lucas George Wendt Report PrincessMurderMitten , Victor Miyata Report Beanbag-Sandbar288 , Tima Miroshnichenko Report...

The Moomins are a family of white, round fairy-tale characters, whose appearance resembles the hippopotamus, but are their own species of trolls, who live in Moominvalley. They are the central characters in a series that was created by the Swedish-speaking Finnish writer and illustrator Tove Jansson and were originally published in Swedish in Finland. The first book was published in 1945, but in some of the illustrations the creator included an early form of Moomintroll, created as early as 1935....

Behind those flawless posts are nights without sleep and houses that look disordered. When we compare ourselves against these idealized versions of parenthood, we may feel like we are falling short; yet every parent has his or her struggles. And these pictures from “Muddled Up Mummy” bring forth raw moments of parenthood. However, while it’s natural for moms and dads to pour all their energy into their kids, it’s equally important for them to recognize their own needs....

If you’re looking for inspiration on what you probably don’t want around you, you should check out the Design Fails Insta account. It has hundreds of posts of epic interior design and architecture fails. Some might make you laugh, others could make you want to cry. Then there are those that just hurt your eyes. Bored Panda has put together our personal favorites. Keep scrolling for a feast of fabulous fails, and don’t forget to upvote the ones that leave you stunned....

That’s why we’ve put together a new compilation of the funniest posts from the Instagram page ‘I Am Starving AF.’ Scroll down to check them out, give your favorites an upvote, and don’t be surprised if they leave you hungry for more (literally)! For example, the smell of cooked meat is much more complex than that of raw meat. So, those who developed a preference for these richer aromas were likely more evolutionarily advanced....

The mention of Millenials is not accidental, as 7 in 10 consider themselves to be plant parents. This kind of parenthood requires less work and responsibility than taking care of actual children or pets and still offers a sense of joy and purpose. In addition, studies have shown that plants can improve concentration and productivity by up to 15%. They reduce stress and boost your mood as well, making them the perfect adornment for your workspace, too....

Today, we’re focusing on the latter kind of teachers. The ones who would give you an extension of the deadline when the English paper doesn’t write itself on time, who would draw a funny doodle next to your own funny doodle on a test paper, or who would come up with the best possible reply to an email you might not even remember sending. If you need proof that such teachers actually exist, scroll down to find a list of some of the best teacher-student interactions on the list below, and see for yourself, just how amazing some teachers are or just how amazing—in every sense of the word—teaching can be....

Some dads are passionate about classic cars and fishing trips. Others enjoy hiking and tackling DIY projects. But no matter how different they may be, dads seem to share one common trait: their unstoppable urge to crack the cheesiest jokes. And even though we might roll our eyes at their puns and groan at their one-liners, deep down, we secretly love them. Luckily, the popular Facebook group ‘Dad Jokes Daily’ features plenty of these awkwardly hilarious quips, and we’ve picked out some of their best dad jokes to share with you....

So the social media project ‘Science is Fun’ has set out to show everyone just how engaging these adventures can be. Run by Tomas Rosko, it shares memes that illustrate difficult equations and theories through relatable everyday scenarios. Even the most abstract concepts can feel surprisingly familiar if you’re willing to let them in! More info: Instagram | X | YouTube Yes, there are more scientists than ever, there are more publications than ever, and there’s much more funding than ever before....

I asked some friends the other day what they miss most about the 90s. These were some of the gem responses I received: cassette tapes, CDs, renting DVDs, pay phones, smoking in public, safety, roller skating with friends, no mobile phones and no social media. No social media? Imagine that. It seems crazy to think, but if it weren’t for the 90s, so many things wouldn’t be doable today. Like browsing Bored Panda....

According to Dr. Coltan Scrivner, a behavioral scientist and horror expert, the feeling of creepiness is something that almost anybody can resonate with. “If you say you’re creeped out, most people will know exactly what you mean.” It’s incredibly relatable. Many people find things like mannequins, dolls, and clowns to be particularly creepy. They feel that these (objectively innocent) things have an underlying current of malevolence. Meanwhile, clowns, dolls, and mannequins can scare some folks because of the uncanny valley phenomenon....