They say there are up to 7 people (although some sources on the Internet say 6) in the world who look exactly like you. If this is actually true, with a global population of over seven billion, you can say that roughly 1 in every 1 billion people look identical to you. So in your lifetime, your chances of actually running into your lookalike are slim to none.

Despite physical differences, humans are 99.9% identical in their genetic makeup. It is that tiny .1% that gives us all a unique appearance. This is definitely a good thing. Could you imagine a world where everyone looked the same? read more

Epidemiologist MoNique Gaines-Harris responds to fascinating questions on COVID-19.

Note: This article does not cover questions on any variants recently discovered.

Gauze masks were recommended to halt the spread of the Spanish Flu

This is a photo from a newspaper article in The Washington Times (September 27, 1918). It shows a woman wearing a gauze mask, which was recommended by Red Cross to help control the spread of the 1918 flu pandemic.

1. Do you think there may be long term effects for asymptomatic coronavirus patients?

There is still a great deal to learn about SARS-CoV-2, even more so concerning asymptomatic individuals. Current studies show radiologic and laboratory findings of some asymptomatic patients are similar to those of symptomatic patients. Specifically, abnormally low white blood cell and platelet counts have been found as well as ground-glass opacities (a white-flecked pattern seen on lung CT scans, indicative of increased density). read more

So you want to find something fun to help cure your boredom? This is a list with 100 weird websites designed for pure entertainment purposes. Some of the web pages are so bizarre, you may not believe they really exist. For your convenience, we made this long list easy to navigate.

In September of 2014, the number of websites online passed a billion. The count was estimated and announced by Internet Live Stats, and tweeted by Tim Berners-Lee — the inventor of the World Wide Web. As of September of 2020, the number of websites reached over 1.8 billion. read more

The following gore sites contain material that may cause severe nightmares. If you’re not a fan of disturbing dreams, it may be best to just view another article. You have been warned!

If you read our post on seven of the most offensive sites, you will likely be able to handle reading this entire post. However, it does contain even more websites about death, terrible brutality, murder (including gruesome beheadings), suicide and other extremely shocking stuff.

Warning: Web Pages Contain Material That May Cause Anxiety

This article was created for educational purposes only. We do not condone any of the acts shown in the gore videos on the following sites. These are some of the scariest places you can find on the Web.   read more

Welcome to our list of 5 gross websites. These are some of the nastiest places you can find on the Internet. Before proceeding, we must first warn you that if you have a weak stomach, please move on to another post. Even if you think you can handle it, we recommend you keep a barf bag handy. Clearly, these sites were created by people who don’t mind disgusting things.

#1 ShareMyShit.com

In order to access Share My Shit, you must first confirm that you are not under the age of 18. This website features many images of human and animal feces. They claim to be the first and only true social network for posting and viewing pictures of poop. When you browse through their FAQ page, they mention their website is “Like Instagram… for shit.” read more