• How Himalayan salt lamps are made _ r_Damnthatsinteresting
    Nov 19 2024
    A Reddit thread entitled "How Himalayan salt lamps are made" presents a video documenting the process of making these popular lamps. Commenters debate the safety conditions of the factory, highlighting concerns about lack of safety equipment, potential respiratory issues, and the use of rusty tools. However, some geologists argue that the salt dust itself is not inherently dangerous, sparking further debate about the potential risks of inhaling various dust particles. Ultimately, the thread reflects a mix of curiosity about the manufacturing process, concern for workers' safety, and discussion on the authenticity and potential health effects of Himalayan salt.

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    8 mins
  • [OC] Today, I bought myself a cake to celebrate finally having 0 debts
    Nov 18 2024
    This is a Reddit post about a user who is celebrating being debt-free by buying themselves a cake. The post generated a large number of replies from other users, some congratulating the author, others sharing their own experiences with getting out of debt, and some joking about whether or not the author paid for the cake with a credit card. Several users also discussed the importance of maintaining a good credit score even when debt-free, and others debated whether or not a mortgage should be considered debt.

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    9 mins
  • Girl has incredible visualisation techniques
    Nov 17 2024
    The source is a Reddit thread discussing a video featuring a young girl demonstrating an impressive ability to quickly spot differences between two nearly identical images. The technique involves crossing the eyes to superimpose the images and create a third, composite image, which then highlights the differences. The thread sparked a lively discussion among commenters about the technique, with many users sharing their own experiences with "crossview" and "parallel view," the two methods for achieving this visual effect. Some commenters, having discovered the technique, shared their excitement and newfound skill, while others expressed skepticism or difficulty replicating the technique. The thread ultimately serves as a demonstration of how readily accessible knowledge and community interaction can quickly turn a seemingly magical feat into a common understanding.

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    9 mins
  • Kentucky man declared brain dead wakes up during organ harvesting _ r_interestingasfuck
    Nov 16 2024
    A Kentucky man, who was declared brain-dead, woke up during organ harvesting procedures at a hospital. His sister, who was present during the events, claims he was thrashing around and crying in pain while undergoing the procedure. Although the hospital staff initially dismissed the movements as reflexes, they ultimately stopped the organ harvesting. Despite the incident, the man is still alive but suffers from difficulty walking, remembering, and talking. The events have sparked debate about brain death determination and the ethics of organ donation, as many commenters express concern about the potential for misdiagnosis and the pressure to proceed with organ harvesting even when there are doubts.

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    8 mins
  • Trump tariffs would increase laptop prices by $350+, other electronics by as much as 40%.
    Nov 15 2024
    Potential economic and political implications of imposing tariffs on imported electronics, particularly laptops, from China. The authors debate the effectiveness of tariffs as a means of stimulating domestic manufacturing, arguing that it would likely result in higher prices for consumers without a guarantee of job growth. They also discuss the complexities of establishing a domestic semiconductor supply chain, highlighting the high cost and long time frame involved, as well as the potential challenges of labor costs and workforce training.

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    9 mins
  • The woman I’m dating gave me onions and tomatoes from her garden
    Nov 14 2024
    A user posted on Reddit about receiving onions and tomatoes from a woman he is dating, which led to a humorous conversation between commenters. The commenters joked about what the user should do with the vegetables, including cooking her a meal, fattening up an animal, and making a soap. The conversation then shifted to a debate about whether tomatoes should be stored in the refrigerator, with users sharing their personal experiences and opinions on the matter. Finally, the conversation transitioned into a discussion about various cuisines that incorporate tomatoes and onions, including Italian, Mexican, and Indian dishes.

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    11 mins
  • Highway built over apartments in China _ r_interestingasfuck
    Nov 13 2024
    The source is a Reddit thread discussing a highway built over apartments in China. The thread's participants debated whether the highway was built on top of existing apartments or if the apartments were built underneath the highway. Some users shared their opinions based on construction techniques and potential noise and pollution issues, while others shared links to videos and articles that provide more information about the unusual structure.

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    12 mins
  • Karen turns fine into felony in a matter of minutes _ r_interestingasfuck
    Nov 12 2024
    The two sources are Reddit threads discussing a video of a woman in Oklahoma who was arrested for resisting arrest after a traffic stop. The first thread focuses on the woman's defiance of the police officer and her claims of being a "country girl," while the second thread discusses the legal ramifications of the incident and the potential for racial bias in the justice system. The second thread also discusses the public's reaction to the video, with many commenters noting the disparity in how police officers handle similar situations depending on the race of the individual involved.

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    10 mins