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Although many times they succeed in what they are trying to do, but many poor girls miserably fail at it. Here we’re going to take a look at those fail stories of girls who tried to look sexy.

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Virtual reality in its sense-blocking, headset-wearing form was never a huge breakthrough, although it did pave the way for other wearable technology like Google Glass and the GoPro that allow us to experience the world through different perspectives. It raises a lot of possibilities, as well as a lot of questions about perception. If we perceive the world through the eyes of someone else, are we still ourselves?

Farid’s living space for four weeks will be in a London gallery with a bed, toilet and shower.
Those are the questions that performance artist Mark Farid will be pondering in his 28-day social experiment, Seeing-I. For the duration of the four weeks, Farid will be sequestered in a gallery in London. He’ll have a bed, toilet and shower, and no human interaction. He’ll be wearing a specially-designed headset at all times that will show him someone else’s reality; a partner called “the Other” will be recording his life and the information, audio and visual, will be fed into Farid’s headset. With only the other person as his window to the world, Farid’s identity may essentially be subsumed by the Other’s. Or, he may simply remain a voyeur. His team describes the possible outcomes:
“Over the course of the project, it will become apparent whether [Farid] will begin to lose his own sense of self, and start to inhabit the reality of the Other. With no one to talk to, and no one to validate any of [Farid’s] thoughts, will his only source of validation–the Other’s life–become the life which makes sense to [Farid]? Equally, this may not happen: he may entirely retain his sense of self and exist in a strange no man’s land between his own identity and the Other’s.”

The headset will remain attached to Farid even while he sleeps.
The so-called Other will wear a pair of glasses that will record audio and visual information, which will be fed directly into Farid’s headset. Though he’ll remain in the gallery, he’ll be living vicariously through the Other. The glasses are inconspicuous, and so no one but the Other and the Other’s partner will be aware of what’s going on. Currently, there are no takers for the part of the Other, which is not too surprising considering that person will have someone watching their every move for a month, including their most intimate moments. The requirements for the Other include being a heterosexual male in a relationship and living with their partner, which might seem a bit at odds with the concept of being an “other.”

Farid will be fed by the on-site staff, but will not have any other interaction with anyone else. His only access to other humans will be via the Other.
When the Other is asleep, Farid will be evaluated by a psychologist with neuroscience training. While visitors can check in on Farid in the London gallery, they will be asked to leave during the evaluation. Farid, trapped in his virtual reality, will not be aware of them. Due to the risky nature of the project, health-wise, medical professionals will be on staff at all times. Should the medical staff find that the experiment is taking an unnecessary toll on Farid, they will shut down the project.
The experiment, which blends performance art and science, will culminate in a documentary and possibly some insight into the psychology of identity, connectedness and privacy. That depends, of course, on whether an Other is ever found. The experiment is currently accepting donations on Kickstarter.

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The expectations you have very rarely match up with reality.

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Reddit user terminusbound spotted this highly unusual looking squirrel outside his office building in San Jose, California.

Not only is the squirrel black and white, but it also has bright blue eyes. It’s as if it’s part squirrel, part skunk and part character from the Dune universe.
In reality, squirrel, has ,what’s, called, “piebald”, which,coloration, that arises ,sometimes, many, mammal, populations (cats, dog, cows, horses, fox, mice, rats). In the wild, they are easy prey so usually don’t live to reproduce. Under domestication, the animals are protected and the color can become established. This squirrel probably lives a pretty sheltered life with not many predators in the area.

The lil’ guy can’t exactly camouflage with the ground and bushes.

This is what the squirrel looks like in all its magnificent beauty.

Showing off those pearly blue eyes.

Squirrel 2.0, now with urban camouflage.

The black and white fur makes it look more like a climbing skunk than a squirrel.

So just in case…better back off when it aims its behind at you.

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Back to the future made some bold predictions and we’re now about two years away from what the movie said would happen. Here are a few predictions vs. their realities.

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Reality is not always what you expected.

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Reality is not always what you expected.

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Collection of interesting infographics about TV and movies. Click the pictures to enlarge.

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So true.

Making eye contact with your crush

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The Original Male Stripper Act

The Backstage Area

The Hunky Strippers

The Other Bachelorettes at the Club

Trying Your Turn On The Pole

The Strip Show Veteran

The Spending

The Free Buffet

The Lap Dance

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Funny images expectations vs reality.

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