June 24, 2015 at 3:11 pm
How a Confidence Man Swindled a Town Into Buying the World’s Smallest Skyscraper
In 1919, a smooth-talking businessman swindled investors into buying a skyscraper that was designed in inches, not feet.
In 1919, a smooth-talking businessman swindled investors into buying a skyscraper that was designed in inches, not feet.
Some of the results may surprise you.
Polish designer (and baker) Zuzia Kozeerska is back with a new series of laser engraved rolling pins made out of beech wood.
Scientists want to name this tiny octopus with big eyes and gelatinous skin, ‘Opisthoteuthis Adorabilis’, and we couldn’t agree more!
Artist James Doran-Webb collects driftwood and turns it into amazing works of art.
In ARCHIDIRECTOR, Federico Babina designs 27 imaginary houses influenced and reflected by the film style of famous movie directors.
Golden retriever cheese pups Colby and Bleu make the run for dinner over the course of about 9 months. Watch them grow!
Ben Krasnow of Applied Science makes a stop motion animation of a phonograph needle in an LP groove using an electron microscope.
Welcome to the Shirk Report where you will find 25 funny images, 10 interesting articles and 5 entertaining videos from the last 7 days of sifting.
A beautiful piano composition by Bach is complemented by the impressive CGI light visuals of Alan Warburton.
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