Source of the Picture: Reddit.comSo I came across a meme about McArthur Wheeler that was so dumb, I just couldn’t ignore it and had to Google it.The story of his bank robbery is one of the most bizarre—and unintentionally hilarious—examples of how ignorance and overconfidence can go hand in hand. His case is a perfect example of how people with low ability often overestimate their competence.

Alright, let’s be real for a second. The idea of having kids in this economy feels a bit like deciding to buy a Tesla when you can barely afford a used bicycle. But hey, let’s break it down – pros and cons style – because nothing says responsible adulthood like a good ol’ pros and cons list. I stumbled upon this Gift Card on Reddit.com and decided to talk about it with you guys on Inleo. I know the card is about Birtdays in general, but i like to narrow it down.

I was scrolling through Reddit when I came across an interesting article about cassowaries, birds. The original post claimed that these birds are capable of killing humans. To me, they just look like extremely stylish ostriches. Maybe also like how you would imagine in a video game where you have all the customization options—colors and such—so the animal doesn’t really look like a typical one.

Source: Reddit.com Today, I stumbled upon this video. It shows cars that remain running around the clock due to the cold, so they don't freeze and can start. The person in the video talks about how this prevents engine damage. I rarely deal with such temperatures, so this seems somewhat strange to me. Being environmentally conscious is so important here that cars with start-stop systems have become standard. The goal is to minimize consumption as much as possible. Not to mention electric cars which, when charged "cleanly" (e.g., through one's own photovoltaic system), emit very little CO2. I'll leave out the topic of "White Gold" aka lithium for now.

Source:www.reddit.comWondering if anyone can get a good estimate of how many pennies are in these two jars? They are standard water jugs in which my father has been collecting pennies since the 80's. One is full, the other about 1/5.