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We could all probably start making an effort to live more healthily, but most of us either can't find the time or are too busy eating Oreos to walk to the treadmill. Well, in a twist of fate so beautiful you want to make passionate love to it on the couch with the blinds open, science is now claiming that the most seemingly innocent things you do (or did) on a daily basis can be just as good for you as a lifetime of exercise and carrot juice. Brushing Your Teeth Can Protect You From Heart Attacks
6 Habits You Didn't Know Were Keeping You Alive
5 Bad Ideas Humanity Is Sticking With Out of Habit
Humans are funny when it comes to technology. We're eager to adopt new technologies when the difference is trivial, like camping out for days to buy the new iPhone when we still haven't figured out the old one.
If the Internet is to be trusted (and we don't see why it shouldn't be), the best way to solve a movie mystery once and for all is to argue about it incessantly in blog posts, message boards and chatrooms. If you don't believe us, do a Google search for " Inception ending" and see what comes up ( we dare you ). Or, simply wait 10 minutes after this article is posted and scroll down to see what our own comments section is saying.
7 Hotly Debated Movie Questions That Totally Have Answers
6 Myths About Famous Places You Believe (Thanks to Movies)
Even if you've never left your hometown, you have a mental picture of virtually every famous city in the world.
Nature seems to have a limitless supply of creativity.
13 Real Animals Lifted Directly Out of Your Nightmares
Why Ebert Is Wrong: In Defense of Games as Art
If you're a fan of inter-generational bitching and anonymous bickering over abstract concepts, you're in luck! Roger Ebert is stirring the hornet's nest again. Actually, that might be too mild a descriptor for what he's doing, but "urinating in a hornet's nest full of nerds" is a much less familiar saying, so the understatement will have to stand for now.
The 5 Most Terrifying Jobs in the History of War
We here at Cracked are as guilty as anyone of celebrating badassery in war -- a dude who captures a whole Nazi platoon by himself deserves all the compliments he can get.
This whole space travel thing has gotten pretty boring ever since we landed on the moon. We can't make it to another planet and none of our ships have lasers. What the hell is the point?
5 Retarded Space Travel Ideas (That Might Actually Work)
When mankind finally makes the big leap from Earth to space, it's probably not going to be the time-warping black holes or mouth-raping aliens that do him in.
The 6 Weirdest Dangers of Space Travel
We love movies about space, but are continually bored by actual space travel. When's the last time you rushed to the TV to watch a space shuttle take off?