While scientists are busy solving the mysteries of the universe, I as well am playing detective to find out why the TV remote keeps getting missing and why humans do that thing with one of their eyes when they see someone they like. Join me on this podcast as I uncover the whys behind every day unnecessary happenings and behaviors of Homo sapiens.
If you've ever taken a trip to and from a place and wondered why it took you a shorter amount of time to get back home than it did to get to your original destination, today's podcast would help satisfy that wonder before your mind drifts back into thinking about more pressing issues. A very big thank you to my friends Leah, Norman, and Elena for their very appreciated contributions to today's episode
I'm yet to meet a single individual who doesn't violently squirm when a recording of their voice is played (that or I'm just projecting my behaviours on here). If you're part if this massive percentage of the public, give this episode a listen while you're cleaning your room today. Specials to Bestie Vanessa for lending a few seconds of her voice in this Episode. She also has a couple of opinions on her blog that are very much worth checking out @ www.thevillageblog.org
Here's another thing we do but don't put much thought into. Someone says something that gets on your last nerve and like a reflex action, you roll your eyes. Ever wondered why?
So much goes on while we're taking showers: no clothes on, scrubbing to get clean (hopefully), music blasting from our portable speakers, and steamy water thrusting at our foreheads but, for some reason, it is somehow the most peaceful time to reflect and have imaginary arguments with ourselves. Listen in on this episode to discover the unnecessary yet quite intriguing why behind this phenomenon.
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