Every Two Hours, This 16-Year-Old Needs to Be Told What Day It Is

Riley's Reality

The 16-year-old Illinois high schooler was experiencing Groundhog Day in real life. Except, instead of reliving the same day every twenty-four hours, her memory reset after 120 minutes. For Riley, virtually no time had passed since June 11...

The More You Know

The magnetic North Pole is moving.
When a piece of bread is toasted, it's called the "Maillard reaction."
A baby can cost new parents 750 hours of sleep in their first year.
A "jiffy" is an actual unit of time.

Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.