YES, A THOUSAND TIMES YES.

Would you buy a beautifully restored Blu-ray of Manos: The Hands of Fate?

Charlie Jane Anders

At least among life that currently exists, DNA replication is vastly more accurate than that of RNA, so this premise is slightly flawed (see: RNA viruses)

A plausible end-of-the-world scenario you've probably never thought of

Annalee Newitz

You've obviously never dropped a cat. Simply dropping a cat from, say, five feet will annoy said cat at worst. They can right themselves in a fall of less than a yard, too.

An introductory guide to studies in kitty physics

Robert T. Gonzalez

These are intelligent, relatively long-lived animals. At the very least, I don't think it would be crazy to speculate that this one arranged bones in patterns it just liked. The pattern of suckers on it's arms is just an obvious one to emulate, really.

Giant prehistoric krakens may have sculpted self-portraits using ichthyosaur bones

Cyriaque Lamar

Two things here:

Cat-Inspired Computing of the Future

Maria Popova - Brain Pickings

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Ten dead car brands we wish were still alive

Raphael Orlove

FWIW, the saggy rear windows actually seem to help make the blind spots smaller - my girlfriend's looking to replace her Altima coupe (a sad, sad car) with a Genesis, and removing fear from freeway lane changes is a big plus.

2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe: This is it

Matt Hardigree

I love 'Shadow out of Time'. As was his way, Lovecraft did a good job with how horribly insane time travel sounds to people who haven't done it.

The Complete History of Time Paradoxes

Charlie Jane Anders and Gordon Jackson