The internet is at its best when someone does something completely illogical, pointless, and difficult. Extra points for making it all about Star Trek. YouTuber Picard Looking got a challenge to make a supercut of all the numbers mentioned in Star Trek, but that seemed impossible. So he decided to instead find all the instances of a character citing a percentage in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The show ran for seven seasons, and tried to be as technical as possible, so that's a lot. Then he arranged all the clips in numerical order, from one thousandth of a percent to 1500 percent. Still, that's not all. He added some extended clips and text overlays for humor and to keep you from nodding off 20% of the time. The entire project took six months, or 50% of a year. (via Geeks Are Sexy)
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