Bodily Oddities is a curated collection presenting various unique, rare, or normal but surprising human body reflexes, illusions, sounds, tricks, and abilities. Users can explore bodily oddities categorized by body region and type, helping to understand and discover curiosities about human physiology and perception. The site is informational and interactive with items searchable by region and kind, provided by independent development.
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The site works because it treats odd body experiences with a calm tone instead of shock value. The main tradeoff is that category wording sets expectations, so those labels need extra care.
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When I see someone else jump or fall from a height, I sense the fall in the bottoms of my feet and my lower legs. I feel both the drop and the landing. It also happens if I approach a ledge or dropoff.
treetalker · Imported from Show HN
How is supertasting considered "rare" if it is 25% of people? https://vester.si/bodily-oddities/kinds/rare-ability/
xnx · Imported from Show HN
I wonder about these sites that appear to be vibe coded from a simple prompt. Has the author even looked at the data or just did a little sample and figured that looks about right and hit publish
IncreasePosts · Imported from Show HN
They left out "autoheadslap", the sharp pain you get whenever anyone mentions Nvidia and you smack your forehead as you remember cancelling your massive buy order back when it was $110 and had not split yet!! It is often accompanied by uncontrolled twitching and repeatedly saying "fuuuuuuuuu" as you bite your tongue. Yes, a rare but real human affliction.
SA9G · Imported from Show HN
Very cool site! It's got some Claude-isms but they're not overwhelming which leads me to wonder: how did the author get the overall aesthetic to be so un-Claude-like?
bonsai_spool · Imported from Show HN
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