A Ken doll from 1985 next to a Ken doll from a few years ago:
A modern tomato next to a tomato grown from 150-year-old seeds:
And a building in New York before and after being power washed:
A box of Nerds candy from 1984 (discovered under someone's floorboard) and a box from recent years:
A stack of dollar bills after being in circulation vs. a stack of brand new ones:
And hundred dollar bills from 1977, 2003, and 2017:
An Ancient Greek stadium before and after it was excavated by archaeologists:
A historical medical journal documenting the before and after of a tumor removal in the 17th century:
New chocolate chips vs. older ones (the change in color is called blooming and comes from being exposed to warm temperatures...they're still fine to eat!):
A reservoir in Glossop, England in 2022 (during a drought) and the same reservoir in 2023 after heavy rainfall:
And a college student's notes before and after they started taking ADD medication:
A new sewing needle vs. one used for four months:
A 300-year-old sword before and after being restored:
And — wow! — a viking axe before and after being restored:
A new TV remote vs. one used by a smoker:
A stuffed animal loved on for years vs. a brand new version of the same stuffed animal:
And #13 is not a sword, either.
Who is writing these captions?
Forced DEI placements.
#21 "The original CAFE standards sought to drive automotive innovation to curtail fuel consumption, and now the aim is also to create domestic jobs and cut global warming." Truth is the smaller trucks are just not "John Wayne" enough for the jerk offs that call themselves men in my town. Four doors, plastic bed liners, plastic covers and empty. Construction contractors around here show up in some shiny new beast, give me an estimate for work then send a couple Mexicans who drive beat up trucks to do the work. SUVs and trucks do not have to be as safe as passenger cars and they aren't as they go around getting 14 miles per gallon.
#31 DEI placements? Serious brainwash.