
10 Weirdest Museums You Can Actually Visit
Ten institutions built around one very specific obsession each, from 16,000 locks of human hair in a Turkish cave to a nine-metre tapeworm in Tokyo. All of them open. All of them checked.

Ten institutions built around one very specific obsession each, from 16,000 locks of human hair in a Turkish cave to a nine-metre tapeworm in Tokyo. All of them open. All of them checked.

Nine places people walked out of and never went back to, with the dates, the reasons, and whether you can legally get anywhere near them today.

Eight annual festivals still running, still governed by written rules, and still very difficult to explain to a customs officer. One of them protects spectators with a hat.

Nine documented crazes with dates, named originators and prize money attached. One of them ends in a lead-lined coffin. The receipts are stranger than the folklore.

Seven long-running online mysteries that finally got an answer, including a song that took strangers seventeen years to name.

A decade ago we marveled at Deep Dream's dog-faced sky spirals. Sweet summer children that we were.

Give humanity a machine that can make anything, and humanity will make ten thousand tiny boats.

The future is here, and it's holding the handrail.

Because nothing says 'cultured geek' like framing your obsessions properly. A long-overdue sequel.

The interest in artificial intelligence by the tech giants in Silicon Valley captured the (warped) imagination of the internet in June when Google introduced us to its DeepDream algorithm.

Anyone living in a small space knows what it’s like to wake up to a cluttered mess. Luckily, there are some things you can do to remedy the situation.

Need some tasteful, sophisticated, decor for your geek home? Look no further.