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[Descan]

More like the National Enquirer. :I

[Flying Dice]

More like the National Enquirer. :I

The National Enquirer if it was owned by Newscorp.

[Korbac]

It's pretty bad.

[Elephant Parade]

I think this might just belong here.

[scrdest]

My left arms keeps getting minor pins and needles. Given that's all that's happening, I imagine it's a trapped nerve.

I got that, turns out to be a possible migraine symptom, if you have a history of them.

Never had a migraine in my life. My mum gets them occasionally, though.

Either way, it's a nerve thing. Pins and needles in general mean that brain gets a 404 cannot find nerve error.

[Ogdibus]

Bananas are naturally slightly radioactive,[20][21] more so than most other fruits, because of their potassium content and the small amounts of the isotope potassium-40 found in naturally occurring potassium.[22] Proponents of nuclear power sometimes refer to the banana equivalent dose of radiation to support their arguments.[23]

This is from Wikipedia

[Aklyon]

Its also from this chart.

[Graknorke]

Bananas are naturally slightly radioactive,[20][21] more so than most other fruits, because of their potassium content and the small amounts of the isotope potassium-40 found in naturally occurring potassium.[22] Proponents of nuclear power sometimes refer to the banana equivalent dose of radiation to support their arguments.[23]

This is from Wikipedia

WTF because of the fact or because it was on Wikipedia?

[Bouchart]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2520753/Chinese-boyfriend-jumped-death-girlfriend-insisted-going-clothes-shop.html

All men know how he felt.

[Mephisto]

This.

Because, you know, the universe being a holographic projection is MUCH more likely than scientists being wrong.

The last sentence seemingly devolves into what I can only define as technobabble.

[Putnam]

Hologram only a 3-dimensional projection of something higher-dimensional (in this case). It doesn't mean anything involving machines.

It also doesn't necessarily mean that scientists are wrong.

[Lagslayer]

I think this might just belong here.

That weird part of youtube.

[Siquo]

This.

Because, you know, the universe being a holographic projection is MUCH more likely than scientists being wrong.

The last sentence seemingly devolves into what I can only define as technobabble.

Wait, what? You do know this hypothesis is by scientists, not that new, and actually a real contender right?

[10ebbor10]

Problem is that people always immediately associate hologram with those cheap, bluish projections you see in star wars and the like.

[Flying Dice]

This.

Because, you know, the universe being a holographic projection is MUCH more likely than scientists being wrong.

The last sentence seemingly devolves into what I can only define as technobabble.

Wait, what? You do know this hypothesis is by scientists, not that new, and actually a real contender right?

Additional note: Use of technical language does not mean that something is not credible. That aside, that was practically plain speech compared to, say, an article from a European legal journal on decentralisation of power.