Theory: If health food was addictive, Americans would be less overweight.

A collection of Trevor Parscal's illustrated theories, some more plausible than others.
Theory: If health food was addictive, Americans would be less overweight.
Theory: The less sharp a handheld cutting device is, the more dangerous it is to use.
Theory: It’s easier to stay warm in cold weather than it is to stay cool in hot weather. (and that’s why I love living in San Francisco)
Theory: Parenthood tends to make people more practical, until the kids leave home, at which point all bets are off.
Theory: If you are offended by this chart, you are a troll.
Theory: Fixed-gear bikes are good for your health.
Theory: Small things that feel fast deliver more enjoyment at a lower cost than large things that are fast.
Theory: Good user interface design requires an even balance of engineering, art and people skills.
Theory: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the Nintendo Entertainment System is the most difficult video game ever made.
Theory: The fancier a Vietnamese restaurant looks inside, the worse the food will be; ideal establishments will feature worn-out low-quality furniture, horrible lighting, and numerically indexed menus.