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In 2014, physicist Marc-Antoine Fardin published a study showing that, according to fluid mechanics rules cat becomes a liquid when  settled into a1 container. He cited photographs of cats in jars, bakets and salad bowls and concluded that cats have the property of both solid and liquid objects. His paper later won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2017. @ReddScope🖕

The original Nike 👕 logo was ddsigned by a college student in 1971. Carolyn was paid just $35. Years later when nike became huge, they brought her back and rewarded her a share of the company. @ReddScope

Liberty Spikes According to historical accounts, warriors in ancient Britain (500-1000BCE) wore their hair in spikes to intimidate their opponents They used lime water, which both bleached their hair and created a rigid,spike-like structure. In many traditions, a warrior was only allowed to wear these spikes after slaying an enemy,making the hairstyle a visible warning of their battle experience. The style was revived by punk rockers in the late 197Os as an anti-authority image with figures like Sid Vicious and Johnny Rotten often associated with popularizing the look. @ReddScope

🍿 Infiltrating Scientology Ep 1: Sunday Church Service

There are plenty of people who have started cults and religious  movements that could be mentioned, but L Ron Hubbard stands  out as an icon for his creative use of Mind Control. Hubbard is best known as a science fiction writer and founder  of Scientology. He is quoted as prophetically saying "If you want to  make a lot of money start your own religion." and he did just that.  Hubbard invented a process he called Dianetics which he  proposed was able to clear people of all their worldly and spritual problems and had the potential to give them super powers of  perception and influence. Through his Church, Scientology, members would go through  lengthy and expensive trainings called 'auditing' to remove 'engrams'  from their nervous system that they claimed to be the origin of all  human problems. Being a creative and prolific writer, Hubbard and his followers,  created a complex and compelling process that would lead its members  into a video game-like world view in which they would zap hindering  engrams and release 'Operating Thetans' from the psyche so that each  person could be free to fulfill their true potential. @ReddScope🖕

The entire Grand Theft Auto franchise exists because of a bug in a 1996 racing game called Race'n'Chase. The police Al was supposed to just pull you over, but a glitch made them hyper aggresive, trying to ram the player off the road. Playtesters loved the " angry cops" so much that the developers scrapped the racing game and built GTA around the chaos. @ReddScope

YouTube was originally supposed to be a dating site. It was called"Tune In Hook Up", where people would upload videos of themselves to find a match. When nobody signed up,the founders gave uo and let people upload whatever they want The first video ever ended up being a guy at the zoo talking about elephant trunks @ReddScope 🖕

Society has often tried to place women into two groups. Beauty or brains. The media often portrays women in STEM as "unfeminine". It's a bit funny. The woman considered to be the most beautiful in movies was also one of the contributors for the invention of wireless technologies we use today. Hedy Lamar did self taught engineering studies after leaving her first marriage. Her work on spread spectrum technology later became the foundation for modern wifi, bleutooth and GPS technologies. She was a major MGM star in the 1930s,frequently typecast as the exotic and mysterious seductress. @ReddScope 🖕

Why did this guy dominate the 2010s and then fall off of the face of the earth? @ReddScope

Britney Spears was only 16 when she recorded “Baby one More Time”. The song became one of the defining pop songs of the late 90s and helped launch the teen pop explosion of the early 2000s @ReddScope 🖕

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"Hark, old knave. art thou a bugger? Surely yes, tis cock you crave. thine breeches art spoiled whilst questing, thou toiled to find ye man, that hast had thine honour soiled And made thine blood boiled When thou saw meself yonder in ye old shoppe thou blade did naught but tremble and drop thou quiver in fright, and run from ye fight to defend thou honour, of your mother, that I ploughed last night."

Long before rap battles, there was "flyting" the exchange of witty, insulting verses. The verbal throwdowns were popular in England and Scotland from the 5th to 16th centuries. It's a poetic competition of the Scottish makaris (poets) of the 15th and 16th centuries, in which two highly skilled rivals engaged in a contest of verbal abuse. @ReddScope 🖕

One of Walt Disney's first art jobs was drawing cartoons for a local barber in exchange for haircuts. @ReddScope 🖕

Before he was the best selling author of The Davinci Code, Dan Brown trird his luck as a musician. In 1994 he released an album called Angels & Demons, a title he reused for a 2000 novel. I couldn't find the album It's only available via CD in archive stores @ReddScope 🖕

Leonardo DiCaprio nearly played Patrick Bateman in American Psycho. He was originally cast,but dropped out after pressure from his managment team. They feared the violent role would damage his rising teen idol image after titanic. According to reports, activist and feminist icon Gloria Steinem influenced DiCaprio's decision, fearing the role would harm his reputation among his young female fans. The role later went to Christian Bale and became one of the most iconic performances of the 2000s. @ReddScope🖕