TIL That the famous "Bassline" of Seven Nation Army, by The White Stripes, is played by a guitar. And the band didn't even have a bass player.
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Seven Nation Army
"Seven Nation Army" (also stylized as "7 Nation Army") is a song by American rock duo The White Stripes. It was released as the lead single from their fourth studio album, Elephant, in March 2003, and reached number one on the Alternative Songs chart—maintaining…
TIL It would take over 5 and a half days travelling at the speed of light to reach the outer limits of our solar system.
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Our Planet
Leaving Solar System at the Speed Of Light - Our Planet
Where's the edge of the Solar System? Well, It's complicated. Informally, the term "solar system" is often used to mean the space out to the last planet.
TIL With hearing loss, the signal from the ear becomes weak and noisy, like a poorly-tuned radio. The brain's predictive mechanisms therefore have to work very hard to make sense of what we are hearing. These processes sometimes end up running away with themselves to cause musical hallucinations
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Medicalxpress
How the brain processes musical hallucinations
A woman with an "iPod in her head" has helped scientists at Newcastle University and University College London identify the areas of the brain that are affected when patients experience a rare condition ...
TIL that both humans and domestic dogs elicit a dramatic increase of oxytocin, the bonding hormone, from the other when staring into each other's eyes. Similar to a human mother and her infant.
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Science
How dogs stole our hearts
Canines make humans produce more "trust hormone," and vice versa
TIL that in 1823, Gregor MacGregor created a national currency and flag of the fictional republic of Poyais and got 250 investor colonists to buy land and travel across the world to a jungle island where most of them died.
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Today I learned that the average giant Pacific octopus is around 30 pounds with an arm span of around 4 meters. But there have been specimens found that are from 100 to an unbelievable 600 pounds that was 30 feet across.
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TIL after his son tragically died in an road accident caused by a pothole, Dadarao Bilhore took it upon himself to fill potholes in and around Mumbai to prevent more accidents. Using sand, gravel, and cement gathered from building sites, he has filled 600 potholes since 2015 and is still on it
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South China Morning Post
His son was killed on Mumbai’s crumbling roads – now Dadarao Bilhore fills potholes to prevent more deaths
TIL: Portland Oregon's first bicycling boom ended starting in 1900 when a group of prostitutes began to ride them and solicit customers on their rides about town. Soon women riding bikes were assumed to be prostitutes and other women stopped riding.
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Offbeatoregon
Merrill brought bikes to Portland, and prostitutes took 'em away | Offbeat Oregon History | #ORhistory
“World's Greatest Trick Rider” sold more than 50,000 bicycles in an age when bikes were the cutting edge of transportation technology; Oregon women loved them — until they started getting mistaken for hookers on the prowl ... (By Finn J.D. John) #ofor
TIL that the average age of all gamers is 33, and the male to female gamer distribution is pretty even, at 54% Male and 46% Female
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Entertainment Software Association
2019 Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry - Entertainment Software Association
2018 was a record-breaking year for our industry, with total video game sales exceeding $43.4 billion. Over 166 million adults in the United States play video games and three-quarters of all Americans have at least one gamer in their household. As the leading…
TIL It took three botched attempts to behead Mary Queen of Scots for treason against Queen Elizabeth. The executioner finally lifted the bloodied head cried "God Save the Queen" only for it to crash to the floor as Mary had been wearing a wig.
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History TV
8 Famous Botched Executions
Executions do not always go to plan - here are 8 times it went horribly wrong...
TIL of cucamelons. They are a fruit that is about the size of a grape, looks like a watermelon, and taste like a mix between a cucumber and a lime.
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Melothria scabra
Melothria scabra is a vine grown for its edible fruit. Fruit are about the size of grapes and taste like cucumbers with a tinge of sourness. Vernacular names include mouse melon, Mexican sour gherkin, cucamelon, Mexican miniature watermelon, Mexican sour…
TIL In 2016, a British man crowdfunded a ten hour film of paint drying in order to force the British Board of Film Classification to watch it, as part of a protest against it. This is due to independent filmmakers needing to pay £1,000 per submission in order to be certified. The film received a U.
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The Independent
BBFC rates Paint Drying film ‘U’, after sitting through all 607 minutes
The BBFC, film censorship board for the UK, have officially awarded a 'U' certificate to a ten-hour film of paint drying, created as part of a protest of its practices by British filmmaker Charlie
TIL that the average American worker takes less vacation time than a medieval peasant
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Business Insider
The average American worker takes less vacation time than a medieval peasant
Medieval peasants lived grueling, terrible lives. But their vacation days beat out the policies now common even in progressive societies.
TIL If woodpeckers are hungry enough they will peck into the backs of other birds heads and eat their brains.
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Smithsonian
This Woodpecker Will Drill Into Your Skull And Eat Your Brains—If You’re a Baby Dove
Think those needle noses were only made for eating insects? Think again
TIL that Tom Hanks has a younger brother named Jim Hanks who works as Tom's voice double on all Toy Story video games and spin-offs
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Throwbacks
Tom Hanks Brother Takes Over For Him All The Time And None Of Us Noticed
How did we miss this?
TIL that Andrew Carnegie, starting in the late 1800s, funded the construction of almost 1700 public libraries across the country, and over 800 abroad, for any town that would agree to set aside the land, and 10% of the construction cost annually to maintain it.
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TIL United States currency paper is composed of 75 percent cotton and 25 percent linen. Making it not actually paper, but cloth.
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www.moneyfactory.gov
U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing - How Money is Made - Paper and Ink
The paper and ink used in the production of U.S. paper currency is as distinct as its design.
TIL Marvel collected royalties from Hulk Hogan for 20 years and it all stems from originally being introduced as "The Incredible Hulk Hogan." Once WWF used it, they couldn't just drop "The Incredible" to avoid infringement. Had he been "Hulk Hogan" from the start, there wouldn't have been an issue.
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ProWrestlingStories.com
Hulk Hogan versus Marvel Comics | The Fight for His Name
Hulk Hogan and Hulkamania possibly never would have run wild had it not been for this bizarre agreement between Marvel Comics and the WWF!
TIL that "Mountain Dew" was originally slang for mountain-brewed moonshine. And the soda was originally sold as a whiskey chaser.
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Smithsonian
Mountain Dew Once Had Ties to Moonshine
The original soda named Mountain Dew was supposed to be a whiskey accompaniment
TIL That Joan Kroc gave NPR $200 million because they were the only ones that picked up the phone when she way trying to give it out
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Current
The Pub #83: Why Joan Kroc gave NPR its biggest gift ever
Kroc wasn’t much of an NPR fan, but a woman who was quickly dying and had limited time to make big decisions about her big money.
TIL that Jane Minor, a slave born in 1792, was freed due to her medical work during an epidemic in 1825. She spent her life buying the freedom of other slaves. She freed at least sixteen, some costing over $2000, on a salary of around $2-$5 per medical visit.
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Jane Minor
Jane Minor (abt 1792-1858), also known as Gensey (or Jensey) Snow, was an African-American healer and slave emancipator, one of the few documented enslaved healing practitioners in United States history.