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1. axiom.ai No code automation On this site, there are bots to automate basically anything on the internet.
2. My 90’s TV! TV simulator showing shows, music videos, ads, and trailers from the 1990’s.
3. Jot Form This site has over 10,00 free online form templates for whatever you want.
4. Drive & Listen Listen to local radio stations while virtually driving through cities around the world.6. The Colors of Motion It shows the color palette of your favorite movies.
8. City Walks Walking tour of cities around the world. Is very enjoyable to have on in the background. citywalks.live
10. McBroken This is not a joke. This website tracks which McDonald’s ice cream machines are broken worldwide.
11. WindowSwap Views from different windows all across the world. Pretty cool if you ask me.
12. Scale of the Universe 2 This will allow you to explore the size and scale of things in the universe. htwins.net
13. What does the internet think A very cool and scary tool… You can find out the percentage of positive, negative, and indifferent connotations to any topic spoken about online. whatdoestheinternetthink.net
14. Photopea Simple free editing platform.
15. Caffeine Informer Where are my coffee lovers?? Discover the caffeine amounts for over 4,000 items.. caffeineinformer.com
16. Open Peeps Hand-drawn illustration library for free use.
17. Does the dog die? This site warns you of distressing scenes in films, games, shows, books etc.
18. Mount Everest 3D This is just really cool. It’s an interactive 3D map of Mount Everest.
19. Live Internet Stats Also cool and scary. It has real-time statistics on the internet and social media usage. internetlivestats.com
20. InnerBody This site offers an interactive guide to human anatomy. It’s an easy way to study the human body’s various systems and segments, perhaps to teach students in school. innerbody.com
Thank you10 incredible free websites that will make you more intelligent (if you let them):#1: Information is beautiful Information is beautiful distills data, information, and knowledge into beautiful, useful graphics & diagrams. The site is dedicated to helping you make clearer, more informed decisions about the world.
#2: Kialo Kialo allows you to see arguments on both sides of any debate in the world. As Charlie Munger said, “I never let myself hold an opinion on anything that I don’t know the other side’s argument better than they do.” Kialo helps you do that.
#3: System System is a free, open, and living public resource that aims to explain how anything in the world is related to everything else. It comprises thousands of relationships between hundreds of topics, and counting.
#4: Class Central Find the best online courses in the world, all in one place. Class Central aggregates courses from: • 1000 Universities (Harvard, Stanford, etc.) • 70 Providers (Coursera, Udemy, etc.) • 600 Institutions (Google, Amazon, etc.)
#5: Simple Wikipedia Struggle to make sense of Wikipedia’s explanations? Simple Wikipedia has you covered. It has simple english words and grammar that’s designed to be understood by everyone—children and non-english speakers included!
#6: Open Culture Open Culture scours the web for the best high-quality cultural & educational media. It aggregates the best free courses and audio books, language lessons & educational videos, and plenty of enlightenment in between. openculture.com
#7: Google Arts & Culture Ever wanted to visit the White House and understand its history? What about the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids or the Acropolis? You can do it all—Virtually—from your living room with Google Arts & Culture.
#8: Visual Capitalist Visual Capitalist creates data-driven visuals to cut through the clutter and simplify our complex world. It covers topics including markets, technology, energy, and the global economy.
#9: Spacecadet Ventures Roundup Spacecadet Ventures Roundup aggregates 60+ trends predictions reports for 2022 from across the web. It includes trends on the Economy, Social Media, Hardware, Travel, Crypto, Politics, and much more!
#10: Project Gutenberg Project Gutenberg is a library of over 60,000 free eBooks—it has some of the world’s greatest literature with a focus on older works. At the end of the day, there’s no better way to learn than by reading. gutenberg.org
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