Your brain named itself, studies itself, and somehow still forgets why you walked into a room.

If a procedure is done and your organs need to be taken out, you don’t need to place them back where they belong like a puzzle piece. You just kinda shove them back in and they rearrange themselves accordingly.

The human brain creates false memories to fill in gaps, that's why there's a disagreement that happens whenever you're talking with your friends about what happened a long time ago.

You can literally have multiple strokes and have absolutely no idea until you get a brain scan. You just walk around living your life while these tiny mini-strokes are secretly damaging your brain in the background, until BOOM, one massive one hits you out of nowhere and ends you.

The microbes that live in your body and are absolutely necessary and vital for your survival are also the same ones that will eat you once you are d**d.

Even more interestingly, recent studies have found and matched peptidoglycan in tissues all over the body, including the brain, to strains prominent in the gut microbiome.

So if the first statement made you wonder how they know when we are d**d, the answer is 'they don't '. At every moment your body is fighting the same microbes it depends on to function. And it is a fight it cannot win.

Larry Eyler, from my hometown of 16,000 people, was one of the most prolific (at least 21) but least known American serial killers (most likely due to his victims being homosexual) so the local and state police arguably never put much effort into finding and stopping him.

The little town of Crawfordsville where Larry was born and raised is also the hometown of James Hellwig (The Ultimate Warrior), Joe Allen (one of the first space shuttle astronauts), Will Shortz (editor of the New York Times crossword puzzle), and where D**k and Jerry Van D**e both went to high school.