If you get stuck in quicksand, remember it's impossible to drown in the stuff. Instead, calmly try freeing yourself by gently kicking your legs back and forth. This should loosen the dense sand around ...

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Movies have to make things interesting for us, so of course they’re going to show their characters surviving the scariest dangers they can imagine. Sometimes these are obviously not real-word perils ...

In his stand-up comedy special "New in Town," comedian John Mulaney joked about the oversaturation of quicksand on childhood TV shows: "I always thought that quicksand was going to be a much bigger ...

Remember the nightmares you had after watching Indiana Jones struggle in quicksand? You know the ones: You're sinking slowly into the earth, one arm desperately reaching skyward for help until there's ...

Movies have made quicksand look like the ultimate doom trap—step in the wrong spot, and you’ll be sucked under in seconds, never to be seen again. But is that actually how quicksand works in real life ...

Would you rather step out of your career and life management comfort zone willingly, or be forced into discomfort? When I asked this question in 2024, over 85% of managers and leaders said they’d ...

Quicksand has been a silent, gloopy threat in movies for decades now. It claims a desert victim in Lawrence of Arabia, it almost sucks Alan (Robin Williams) down through the floorboards in Jumanji, ...