Ginny: the dog who saved 900 cats

Ginny, a dog who passed away in 2005, was famous for her love of cats. Once Ginny was taken from the shelter, she searched for and rescued them, then brought them to her owner.

The dog would find abandoned or stray cats in pipes, trash cans, and boxes. Ginny quickly became popular in the area, and owner Phillip Gonzalez established a cat fund named after her, where residents brought stray animals themselves.

In all, more than 900 cats were saved thanks to Ginny and her foundation, and in 1998 the Westchester Felinology Club named her "Cat of the Year.

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In 1930, a man named Wilhelm Reich invented a way to cure cancer, heart disease, arthritis and thousands of other ailments in just a few 15-minute sessions sitting in the field above.

How was this possible? "The box is a carefully constructed 'orgone accumulator' that concentrates orgone energy or life energy 'Chi/Prana,' and it has an incredible effect on patients.

The FDA banned Wilhelm's inventions and sentenced him to prison, where he died in 1957

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The ancient library of Tibet contains 84,000 manunoscripts, including more than 1,000 years of human history. It is 60 meters long and 10 meters high. Allegedly, only about 5% of the manunoscripts in the library have been translated, and 0.6% have been made public.

And now imagine what kind of knowledge could be stored there!

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Self-parking in 1933.

Where has our Progress gone?😱

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Developers in China have created and begun testing cadaver collecting machines

According to the designers, this robot with artificial intelligence on board is designed for non-contact collection of infected corpses directly from the streets.

What are they getting ready for?

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This is a geometry textbook with volumetric details from 1570. Descartes, the creator of geometry himself, would not be born until 26 years after this textbook was published

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The Man Who Ruled Iran for 8 Years Rides the Bus to Work

Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who headed the Iranian state for 8 years, now works as a teacher.

A photo of Ahmadinejad using public transportation appeared on the social network. A reference was made under the photo that during his 8 years of presidency Ahmadinejad did not receive a single rials salary from the state budget, living on a teacher's salary. During his presidency, he did not initiate the ex-presidency law in order to receive a high pension. He went back to teaching again, and as you can see, he takes the bus to work.

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In 17th-century England, it was a common custom among women to bake so-called "cockle bread" for their lovers.

A piece of dough was placed on the vulva so that all the folds would be imprinted on it, and then it was sent into the oven. It was believed that such bread would act as an aphrodisiac.

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Ernest Hemingway's Suicide

Early in the morning of 1961, while his wife Maria was still asleep in the upstairs bedroom, Ernest Hemingway walked into the lobby of his Idaho home, selected his favorite shotgun from the hunting rifle rack and committed suicide.

While he was still alive, he complained constantly to friends and family about being followed by agents of the FBI. He was repeatedly sent to psychiatric clinics, from where he also called and complained about bugs and wiretaps. Β as treatment, Χeemingway was prescribed electroshock, which at the time was used to treat all mental disorders.

Decades later, the FBI confessed that it had been following him since the 1940s. The regime was suspicious of his activities on the Caribbean, so agents hid bugs in the writer's house, car and hospital room, tapped his phone conversations, opened his mail and checked his bank accounts.

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