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Quantum physics. For most of us who aren’t physicists, it’s one of those abstract concepts that can get more confusing the more we read about it. But pictures can help.

Nearly a year and a half since season two ended, Rick and Morty returned to Adult Swim this weekend without warning. The best part is you don’t need crystallized zanthanite to watch it; the new episode is airing on Adult Swim all week. So grab some 20-year-old McDonald’s szechuan sauce and get ready for more Rick and Morty.

An image of social media star Jay Versace crying while listening to music became a meme in the fall of last year, though no one knows exactly what to call it.

“Smithers, what’s happening?!?” indeed.

“Would you rather,” the age-old game of asking people what undesirable fate they prefer, is making a big comeback. A few years after the release of the popular online game Either, users are editing the questions to create their own weird dilemmas.

Persistent Redditors managed to get the ubiquitous “Unregistered HyperCam 2” screen capture watermark on the top corner of /r/place during the site’s April Fool’s Day event last weekend.

Lots of people had problems with Jurassic World, but no one mentioned how few flips were in the movie. Sure, flips were the stupidest part of The Lost World, but as this video shows, maybe they both just needed more gymnastics. A lot more gymnastics.

The latest Simpsons sh*tposting trend revolved around one small scene in “Last Exit to Springfield.”

The Invader Zim Nickelodeon franchise is back with a teaser trailer for their upcoming film after being off the air for over 10 years.

After Melania Trump tweeted out her first portrait as First Lady of the United States, numerous photoshops and jokes about the photo’s aesthetic began circulating online.

Two cute characters try to move a couch.

You may have heard of Vantablack, the blackest artificial substance that was originally developed by a group of British nanotech researchers back in 2014. Well, now get ready for Vantablack 2.0, which can absorb up to 99.965% of light in the visible spectrum.

In 2017, everything in the entire world will be taken over by annoying “Stories” social media features.

The first in YouTuber Zebra Corner’s Commercial Classics series features a parody of an old anti-marijuana as by Above the Influence, in which a talking dog scolds its owner for smoking weed.

I believe I can fly…
I believe that I’m Harry Sty…les…

Adam Neely investigates in this clip.

Talented musicians have been posting videos of themselves on social media in which they recreate the hip hop track “Mask Off” by Future using a variety of instruments.

This week, make your own scroll of truth based on a webcomic by artist Tate Parker.

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