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TIL: McDonald's did away with their spoon-shaped coffee stirrers because people were using them as cocaine spoons.
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Submitted January 02, 2022 at 11:57PM by diacewrb
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TIL of the Holocene calendar or Human Era (HE) calendar. This calendar adds 10,000 years to the current year and argues the true beginning of civilization began when humans shifted from hunter-gatherers to agricultural societies. (Roughly 10,000 years ago.) - The current year would be 12022 H.E.
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Submitted January 02, 2022 at 11:02PM by RunTheGoat
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TIL In 1993 a French man driving a Citroen car in a remote area of the Moroccan desert had a breakdown and became stranded. To survive he tore down the car, built a motorcycle from the parts, and rode it back to civilization. When he arrived he was ticketed for operating an illegal vehicle.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 01:47AM by WhenTardigradesFly
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TIL in The Big Lebowski, Jesus Quintana is wearing rings from the American Bowling Congress that certify his ability to roll a perfect 300 game, an almost perfect 299 game and an incredibly difficult 800 series. Those rings tell you that creep can roll.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 02:08AM by oceanicplatform
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TIL that falling bullets can reach a terminal velocity 3x faster than the speed needed to penetrate the skull AND falling bullets are > 5x as lethal as non-falling bullets.
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Submitted January 02, 2022 at 08:54PM by bagmorgels
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TIL Betty white's character, Rose Nyland, on The Golden Girls, had a brush with HIV. The show, noscriptd “72 Hours,” centered on Rose after she learns that a blood transfusion she received may have exposed her to HIV. The message of the show was that HIV and AIDS had the potential to affect anyone.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 04:10AM by SetMau92
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TIL that there was an ancient Greek statue considered so beautiful that it aroused men sexually. One young man threw himself off a cliff after being caught trying to have sex with it.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 01:45AM by Blackcrusader
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TIL about the Guatemala syphilis experiments, US-run non-consensual experiments on vulnerable members of the Guatemalan population. The lead physician John Charles Cutler was also involved with the more well-known Tuskegee Syphilis Study.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 03:26AM by ihatebellpeppers
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TIL in 1959, a geologist built a rock cairn 1.2 m away from a glacier and left a note, asking whoever found it to measure the distance to the glacier. When it was found in 2013, the distance had grown up to 101.5 m. For a scientist in the 1950s to predict a glacier retreating was highly unexpected.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 06:01AM by Str33twise84
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TIL of an 80,000 year old tree in Utah named Pando - a clonal colony of an individual quaking aspen, all belonging to one single living organism, identical in genetic markers, with one massive underground root system.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 06:32AM by atbis27
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TIL that the inventor of the X-Ray never patented his accidental discovery due to the obvious benefits to medical applications.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 09:42AM by JaWasa
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TIL that, as a philanthropist, actor Paul Newman was counted as the person who had distributed more money - in relation to his own wealth - than any other American during the 20th century.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 01:15PM by Maynard078
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TIL Persistence of a 12-year old boy led to clearing the name of the USS Indianapolis' captain more than 50 years after the tragedy. The Congress passed a Sense of Congress resolution exonerating the captain.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 08:49AM by HydrolicKrane
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TIL in 1976, the band Queen had been booked to appear on Bill Grundy's Today show, but the group pulled out last second. EMI scrambled to find a last minute replacement, and settled with The Sex Pistols. The interview became a potty-mouthed confrontation and changed British broadcasting forever.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 04:05PM by ahtaylor13
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TIL that the Navy bean is the considered the official bean of the Nation of Islam, and is said to allow one to live up to 140. All other types of beans are "divinely prohibited"
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 02:42PM by kyriehotepirving
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TIL that an acoustic piano has a tension string of almost 20 tons, because it has over 230 strings, and each string is under a tension of almost 90 kg (do the math). Because of this the piano is so heavy: because its iron-cast frame to withstand that tension.
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 05:02PM by Kruktan
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TIL that "Solitaire" refers to any tabletop game you can play by yourself, not just the famous card game that was included on Microsoft Windows. The card game simply called "Solitaire" on Windows is actually named "Klondike".
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 06:56PM by SlothyPotato
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TIL there's an 18% average mortality rate for catch and release fishing with the rate varying significantly between species
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Submitted January 03, 2022 at 06:41PM by RoboticMind
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