Khao Lao Lading is an island in Thailand located in the Krabi province.

Umngot River Meghalaya State, India 🇮🇳

Harvesting grapes, California, 1930s

El santuario de Las Lajas is one of the most visited temples in Colombia.

Wombats can be aggressive from sudden exposure or if they are merely in a poor mood.

German infantrymen, WWI, 1914

An unusual installation by Dutch artist Paul Verod in Guangzhou: a disassembled and suspended Nissan Teana. Such a car has more than 30 thousand parts.

It bounced on a bump unintentionally

Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany visiting the Temple Mount during his state visit to Ottoman held Jerusalem, October 1898

A Gyro ceiling fan (having a Copper Oxide finish) built by Westinghouse in 1920.

Cavalry racing cyclists

🇳🇴 A girl from Voss, Norway, in traditional dress. 1890s, photochrome

A Reddit user complained that his girlfriend uses ChatGPT every time they argue. And because of that, she wins arguments.

We've been together for 8 months now. We've had a few big fights and small disagreements lately. Every time we fight, she goes off to discuss it with ChatGPT and sometimes she does it even in front of me.

Afterwards, she comes back with a clearly worded argument, picking apart everything I said or did during our argument.

I've explained to her that I don't like it. It feels like I'm being pressured by the opinions and thoughts of a robot. It's nearly impossible for a human to remember every little detail and compartmentalise it, but AI has no problem with that.

When I voice my dissatisfaction, I'm told, "ChatGPT thinks you're very insecure" or "ChatGPT says you don't have the emotional resource to understand what I'm saying."

My main problem is that she lays out the situation as if I'm wrong in the first place, and the AI agrees with her without giving me a chance to speak up.

Although foxes are distant relatives of dogs and wolves, they live alone, not in packs.

A man examines ancient reliefs at Karnak depicting campaigns of Pharaoh Seti I, c. 1870s-1890s

Cyberpunk problems: In the US, a police officer pulled over a taxi for driving on the opposite side of the road. The problem was that the taxi was autonomous.

The "driver" rolled down the window and put the cop in touch with customer service.

Trilobite beetles are poisonous, but the insects do not have special glands that can secrete toxic substances.

Japanese navy troops on parade, WWII

Hero of the day: an engineer from Andorra builds functional prosthetic limbs from ordinary LEGO Technic sets

David Aguilar was born with an underdeveloped right hand and created his first prosthetic arm at the age of nine.

By the age of 26, he's already in the Guinness Book twice - for the world's first LEGO prosthetic arm and the first LEGO prosthetic with leg control, which he made for a boy from Kazakhstan.

Males of some ape species (e.g., chimpanzees) can go bald just like humans. However, they may also never go bald.