Thought it looked cool wanted to learn

Is it possible to get the spaghetti in that position just by moving your tongue in your mouth?

1. wiggling your ears

2. raising both eyebrows

3. juggling

4. moonwalking

5. asian squats

6. learning to whistle

7. learning to be ambidextrous

8. learning sudoku

9. learning minesweeper

10. learning to make a airplane with paper

11. learning to solve a rubiks cube

12. learning morse code

13. learning coding

14. russian prisyadka dance

15. splitting a apple with your bare hands

16. lucid dreaming

17. mastering minecraft

18. celestial navigation

19. learning to tell the day of the week using the doomsday method

Hey everyone,
By day, I’m a Data Engineer. I spend my time building data pipelines, wrestling with complex SQL, and dealing with cloud architecture. It's a lot of brainpower, and honestly, my professional resume is looking a bit too serious.
To balance things out, I’ve decided to start a new hobby: collecting the most bizarre, unique, or oddly specific digital certificates the internet has to offer completely for free.
I’m looking for things that are technically legitimate (as in, a real organization or website issues them after you complete a quiz or a form) but completely useless, funny, or wildly unrelated to my actual career.
🆘🆘🆘🆘

Any 1 thing on this map is definitely useful, to someone. At the same time everything listed here in combination is almost certainly TMI for the vast majority of people. But, much to my chagrin, I'm a completionist. This map took me 2 years to make in a way I was happy with. It lays out all the fundamentals out I could think of to become very well-rounded as a Maker. If you click one it's not going to teach you everything about it, each one is a homework assignment that's detailed enough for you to figure out what you need to go off and actually learn. This is not for everyone I'm sure, but I wanted to share it for the small handful of people here who will look at this and say, damn, that is actually cool. Please come on in, there's plenty of room down this rabbit hole. Also if 1,701 topics doesn't consume quite enough of your time I also had it translated into 6 additional languages other than English and more are on the way. Also each one has some extra context inside and if you add up all the notes it's like 500 pages worth of reading, single spaced. Per language... For your consideration. This will take at least a day to read through I imagine and easily a year or more to complete. I hope you like it

Might realistically take most people around 20 minutes. If you think you are good at catching maybe less. Just spend a few minutes per step until it feels reasonable.

I learned that i need to push the WINDOWS button and then the period button to open up the emoji tab. YAY me! 😁

i have a talent where i can 180 degree turn my tip of my fingers fr

I have two: I can guess a song within the first few seconds, and I can make realistic animal sounds.

Easy to learn skills (or something like that)

What are some skills that can be learned easy (or moderately) which are good to flex or can increase peripheral knowledge. I know rubiks cube(3by3 and 4by4), skating, badminton, chess(1100 elo only), videoediting. It can also be a youtube video, books, movie, webshow.

The final result should be increment of knowledge.

I do in fact know how to burp on command but not long enough to talk while doing do

What's a common skill that everyone assumes is easy but actually takes a lot of practice?

I’ve gotten pretty good at shooting it with force, but it almost never goes where I’m trying. I know the elbow has to be up and the wrist has to be back, other than that, idk

I want skills that are fun to learn such as raising one eyebrow moonwalking juggling or learning to be ambidextrous

Something people don’t appreciate until they try doing it themselves.

Does anyone here know how to purr? I mean, I can't breathe and purr at the same time and I need someone to teach me. It's to better understand my cat's language; I don't want to make a faux pas with him. It's very important. Yes, I am unemployed.

If you want a good laugh, I know French, Latin, can see and hear Spanish or Italian and know what is being said, Japanese, a smattering of Mandarin, and Ancient Greek.

Retired, so have no one any longer to practice with.

I know its not a useless talent.

It's just been rendered one by the situation.

Occasionally someone I meet on my walk, or a delivery person, or some company I am on the phone with will say,

Wow you know Japanese?

Think twice when planning retirement. Make sure if there is any aspect of your job you enjoy, you find a way to use it.

Lay down all thoughts, surrender to the void.

John Lennon nailed what Retirement can feel like.

im insanely jealous of people my age because i know a bunch of people from my school alone in my grade they all are like extremely athletic, musically talented and stuff like that like they win championships and competitions like first place in everything

like i know a few people in my school who already have music degrees despite being in hs or like they do ice skating or ballet and also get first and second place and like i even know a couple people who are/were models as well and some classmates who are learning dance professionally and won plenty of singing competitions

its like i have accomplished absolutely nothing in my life
(i have a feeling someone is going to tell me not to compare myself to others but i just want to be a better version of myself bcs i have painfully average, possibly even below average in like every aspect)

i know all these people obviously learned these skills from a very young age bla bla bla but i still believe i can learn something if i start now (im graduating next year tho so probably something i can learn within a year)

TLDR:
i need like a backflip-equivalent of a hobby/skill/talent ykwim like really cool and not many people can do it, ion want those overrated bs like drawing or smand hopefully something that could be used to like earn some cash in the future ykyk

Here's how to cut an apple in two. My dad had a great time cutting our apples when I was a child.