In the last decade, we've shared 10,000 lists! Here, we present the top ten that resonated most with readers during that time. Take a nostalgic journey with us and enjoy revisiting these highlights. The next ten years promise even more excitement, so stay tuned and see you in 2020!
10. 2010—Common Faults In Human Thought, by Nikki

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“The human mind is truly remarkable. Cognition, the process of thinking, allows us to swiftly process immense amounts of information. For instance, whenever your eyes are open, your brain is continuously flooded with stimuli. While you may focus on one thought, your brain is simultaneously handling countless subconscious ideas. However, cognition isn’t flawless, and we often fall prey to judgment errors known as cognitive biases in psychology. These biases affect everyone, regardless of age, gender, education, or intelligence. Some are widely recognized, while others remain obscure, yet all are fascinating. I’m certain everyone will identify with at least one (I’ve experienced several myself) and will now be more aware of these errors in the future.” Continue reading . . .
9. 2011—Strange UFO Encounters, by ValleysOfNeptune1

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“The human mind is truly fascinating. Cognition, the process of thinking, allows us to swiftly process enormous amounts of information. For instance, whenever your eyes are open, your brain is constantly overwhelmed with stimuli. While you might focus on one thought, your brain is simultaneously processing countless subconscious ideas. However, cognition isn’t flawless, and we often make judgment errors, known in psychology as cognitive biases. These biases affect everyone, regardless of age, gender, education, or intelligence. Some are well-known, while others are less familiar, yet all are intriguing. I’m certain everyone will recognize at least one bias they’ve experienced (I’ve encountered several myself) and will now be more aware of these errors in the future.” Continue reading . . .
8. 2012—Popular Anime Series, by Miriam

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“Anime has been a significant part of entertainment for many years. Essentially, it refers to Japanese animated TV series and films. Given the vast diversity and volume of anime, creating a definitive 'best anime' list is challenging. Hence, this list focuses on the 'most popular' anime, highlighting the top ten most watched and widely recognized series.” Continue reading . . .
7. 2013—Psychology Tricks You Can Use To Influence People, by Gregory Myers

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“Before diving in, it’s crucial to clarify that none of these techniques involve manipulative or harmful practices. Anything that could negatively impact someone, particularly their self-esteem, is excluded. These are ethical psychological strategies to build rapport and influence others positively, without causing harm or discomfort.” Continue reading . . .
6. 2014—Creepypasta That Will Scare You Silly, by Leonius

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“Many dedicated Mytour fans are already familiar with the unsettling 'Squidward’s Suicide' lost episode. If you haven’t heard of it, you can read about it and then return to this list. It’s a prime example of creepypasta—short, chilling stories found online designed to shock and unsettle readers. Think of it as the digital equivalent of sharing spooky tales around a campfire. And here’s the kicker: we’ve got 10 more for you to enjoy. Just a word of advice—avoid reading this list after dark.” 10 Creepypasta That Will Scare You Silly
5. 2015—Strange Mysteries From Around The World That Are Still Unsolved, by Estelle

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“Unexplained phenomena have always been a fascinating topic of discussion worldwide. Some mysteries, however, stand out due to their sheer peculiarity and the intrigue they generate.” Continue reading . . .
4. 2016—Truly Disgusting Facts About Ancient Roman Life, by Mark Oliver

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“Ancient Rome occupies a legendary space in our collective imagination, often depicted in epic tales like Ben-Hur and Gladiator, where golden-armored warriors race chariots and emperors lounge on thrones. However, the reality of daily life in Rome was far less glamorous. In an era devoid of modern sanitation and medical advancements, surviving an ordinary day was a grueling challenge—and far more repulsive than you might ever conceive.” Continue reading . . .
3. 2019—Shocking Scandals To Rock The Royal Family, by Simon Griffin

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“When we consider the British royal family, certain traits often come to mind—'grace,' 'poise,' and 'decorum' are terms frequently associated with the Windsors in nearly every context. However, the key word here is 'nearly.' Royals, like all people, are prone to human flaws. To err is human, and as the following examples reveal, the British royal family is no exception to imperfection.” Continue reading . . .
2. 2018—Curious Humans Exhibited In P.T. Barnum’s Circus, by Oliver Taylor

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“Phineas Taylor Barnum, better known as P.T. Barnum, ventured into the circus industry in 1841 by acquiring Scudder’s American Museum and rebranding it as Barnum’s American Museum. In 1875, he partnered with circus owners Dan Castello and William Cameron Coup, renaming the enterprise P.T. Barnum’s Great Traveling Museum, Menagerie, Caravan, and Hippodrome. By 1881, this venture merged with Cooper and Bailey Circus, owned by James Anthony Bailey and James E. Cooper, forming the Barnum & Bailey Circus. After Barnum’s death in 1891, James Bailey took control, purchasing Barnum’s share from his widow. Following Bailey’s death in 1906, the Ringling brothers, who already operated the Ringling Brothers Circus, acquired Barnum & Bailey Circus and merged it with their own, creating the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. This iconic circus operated until May 2017, when it closed due to rising costs, shifting public interests, and animal rights concerns.” Continue reading . . .
1. 2017—Facts About Charles Manson’s Imprisonment That Will Disgust You, by Adam R. Ramos

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“Notorious convicted killer Charles Manson has spent almost 50 years in prison since his 1971 death sentence was reduced to life imprisonment. Unsurprisingly, his behavior behind bars has been anything but exemplary. These 10 facts offer a glimpse into the life of this imprisoned madman and the strange following his insanity has garnered.” Continue reading . . .