the Happiest Things We Could Find on the Internet

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The Happiest Things We Could Find on the Internet

Hyperbole and a Half

Allie Brosh, self-described as "heroic, caring, alert and flammable", writes a comic/blog called “Hyperbole and a Half” about dogs, trauma, and everything in-between.

A crowdsourced 3D gallery where data professionals from around the world share insights across every imaginable expertise. If you get joy from learning, we think you’ll really enjoy the soft piano music as you progress through the ever-evolving gallery space.

Candid Camera

If you know, you know, but if you don’t- Candid Camera was a show about putting random people in silly situations and seeing them react.

StoryCorps

StoryCorps has been collecting stories from intrigued strangers since 2003. From the recordings of these stories on their website one can find hope, joy, belonging, and humor.

Drive/Listen

Watch a recorded drive through any number of cities around the world while listening to live radio happening there at this moment. This is a bizarre, fantastic way to see the city streets of 20+ international cities.

This Meme Does Not Exist

AI-generated memes that will either make zero sense or make you laugh- click on your favorite meme images for fresh computerized content.

PostSecret

Since 2004, PostSecret has continuously run as a place to anonymously mail one’s secret to potentially be posted on the Sunday blog at postsecret.com. Take a look at this week’s secrets at the link above.

SoulPancake

Alongside exceptional philanthropic work, the team at SoulPancake produce content such as “Strangers in a Ball Pit”- this is a great space to watch educational and/or uplifting videos.

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