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Seth celebrates the life of legendary comic Norm Macdonald, sharing personal stories about the favorite things he has ever heard Macdonald say.Late Night wit...
...And Seth Meyers’ tribute to Norm wherein he offers recognition that “The Moth Joke” is incomparable.
Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/Stand-upy-po-polsku-1532250233735223/
RIP Norm MacDonald. The skill that goes into conceiving a multi-layered joke like this for a one-off purpose will always have me in awe.
Whose Migrant Mother was this?
Why 23 million Americans don't have fast internet
On Monday August 21, a solar eclipse will cut across the entire United States. And wherever you are, you will be able to see it. Even though the "totality" — the area where the sun is completely...
What made the modern computer possible?
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzIHAaNVqx4)
The best rendition of MOKH that I’ve heard in years.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOgWGMK5atk)
How the primary system actually works...
Truth is often revealed before facts are attainable.
A 13-year-old boy's passion for making electronic toys in Somalia has won him local fame and a free education, writes the BBC's Abdirahman Koronto.
Very cool.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYv5GsXEf1o)
This Kid. Wow. My understanding of relativity was vastly improved after watching this video. Amplification of understanding started at 5:33.
“Every month we had to go to Baghdad to get my son’s eyes treated. When we went for his last appointment, the hospital was very crowded so we decided to go back to the hotel and wait. We walked out into the street and waited for a taxi. A car pulled up and stopped. We thought it was the police. Two men with guns jumped out and asked for our ID cards, then they pushed us into the car. After a few hundred meters, my wife and I were tossed into the street. But they kept my son.” (Hegyeshalom, Hungary) (1/3)
This is why people are fleeing to Europe.
“After they took our son, my wife was so weak that she couldn’t get out of bed. For days I walked around Baghdad like a crazy man. I could not sleep. I walked from early in the morning to late at night. I thought maybe I’d recognize the car if I saw it again. Every day I picked a new neighborhood. I kept my phone in my hand hoping that someone would call. Every few seconds I’d check the screen. Soon I lost hope. I was sure that I’d lost my son. Then after one week an envelope came to the house with a phone number inside. I called the number and a man told me that he had my son. He said he wanted a large amount of money. He said if I called the police, my son would die. It took me twenty days to get the money together. I sold the house. I borrowed money from relatives. Days would pass between phone calls. I kept begging for more time. They kept changing SIM cards so I couldn’t call back. When I finally got the money, I told them I was ready to meet, but I demanded to speak to my son. I told them: ‘Please, I need to hear his voice. I need to hear his voice.’ Then suddenly I heard my son’s voice on the phone. He sounded very scared. He said: ‘Dad?’ Then the phone was disconnected.” (Hegyeshalom, Hungary) (2/3)
“They told me to meet them at a certain address with the money. It was an old abandoned house. They told me to wait for a silver car to come, and to throw the money inside. After a few minutes a car came. I threw the money inside and it drove off. Soon another car pulled up, the door opened, and my son was thrown out. I didn’t believe it was my son. It was like I was born again. I picked him up and I started running and I didn’t stop until I reached a place full of people. Both of us cried as I ran.” (Hegyeshalom, Hungary)
(3/3)
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th5A6ZQ28pE)
...In an hour of change and challenge...
Study broadly and without fear. Learn a language if you can because that will make your life more interesting. Read a little bit every day. But most importantly, surround yourself with people you like and make cool stuff with them. In the end, what you do isn’t going to be nearly as interesting or important as who you do it with.
John Green, What To Do With Your Life (via jonathonreed)
