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The Oddity of Your Sneezes

3 pointsby 1h agobodilyoddities.com
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1h agoHN ↗

I made this bodily oddities page and posted it last week. The response has been great! I now have a very odd dataset on my hands of what people's bodies sometimes do.

What stood out from the submissions from readers was how many different things make people sneeze.

At the end of this post is a list of user-submitted reasons, and a few I added, I would love to see which apply to you, and you can submit more.

And thank you to everyone that gave feedback and suggestions, and voted on oddities. Keep it coming.

And to nip it in the bud, yes AI helped (is helping) with this.