We take it out and it disappears. That’s the extent of our knowledge about garbage. Sure, some people are fighting for the sake of the environment, but many of us are doing it by purchasing a Prius or checking labels of the products we buy for the Recycled symbol. Do we really know what’s happening to our garbage?

When we think of the circle of life we either see our glasses as half full or half empty. It all depends on your DNA, Genes and what you learned through life on which door you will choose to walk through. Some are fortunate to be born into money, or born beautiful, to be charismatic, talented or even courageous. Some might even say that those who are ruthless and will stop at nothing to take life and make it what they want, disregarding all others are pretty lucky too… and then, there is everyone else.

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Good information to have. I’m glad I can answer, “No.”

But in case you’re not sure, check out the following flowchart. Here’s hoping the dude’s never pooped on your living room floor, even if he is a cat. And happy Caturday.

Ever wonder what your peers are doing other than building farms on Facebook and Tweeting their recent eats at Pinkberry, or what the difference in activities is from high school to college? This handy little infograph gives a good insight into how the average student spends their time and what it ultimately translates into.

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Few things will make you look like an idiot faster than misusing or misspelling a word. Luckily, our friends over at Online Schooling have put together this fantastic The Oatmeal-inspired graphic to keep you looking good when you try to impress people with your mad grammatical skills.

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