The internet is packed full of information you may have never thought to ask,

but that doesn't mean we always have the timer energy to go out and find out.

Lucky for you, I've compiled a list of some interesting facts.

You're just too lazy to Google.

You're listening.

You're listening.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening. Be amazed.

Have you ever wondered why do we look better in the mirror?

The real reason why we tend to shy away from our appearance in photographs is a little more complex than just a bad hair day.

Our mirror image is essentially a flipped version of our true selves, which means we're

far more used to seeing someone who doesn't really exist.

When we anticipate seeing this mirror image in a photograph, we set ourselves up for instant

disappointment, whereas friends and family will often see nothing wrong with what we

consider a bad

photo because that's the version of us they always see. If that wasn't trippy enough,

differing photographic focal links can also alter someone's face shape entirely. So can we ever

truly know what we look like? How about why do we hate the sound of our voice on camera? I hate to break

it to you, but the drawing recordings you hear of yourself in videos are far more accurate

than the speaking voice you're so used to. The reason we're so shocked when listening to

ourselves back is because, while others only hear the sound waves conducted by air, the voice

you know is a combination of external sounds alongside the internal acoustics of our bones.

Your voice reverberating around your skull produces rich low frequency pitches which don't exist externally, meaning our voices are generally higher than we'd like to think.

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