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TIL the first time an actor was shot and killed accidentally during production was in 1915. While filming a scene for the movie The Captive, an extra left a real bullet in his gun when they switched over to blanks. During filming of the next scene he shot another extra in the head. [source, comments]

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TIL A study determined the Roman-British population from c. 200-400 AD appears to have had far less gum disease than humans today. Only 5% of skulls showed signs of gum disease, compared to 15-30% of modern adults [source, comments]
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TIL that NBA Hall-of-Fame power forward Dennis Rodman grew nearly a foot taller AFTER graduating from high school, going from slightly above average to 6'7 by the time he was 21 [source, comments]
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TIL that “TiK ToK” by Kesha sold 12.8 million units globally in 12 months, meaning in only a one-year tracking period, she surpassed the highest-selling singles of other artists’ entire careers, including acts like Queen, Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, and Britney Spears. [source, comments]
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TIL that despite longstanding cultural associations with spaghetti Western films set in the United States, the tumbleweed is actually an invasive species that was introduced to America in the 1870s. One tumbleweed can remove 170 liters of water from soil in competition with wheat crops in one year. [source, comments]
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TIL that Lionel Messi was diagnosed with Growth Hormone Deficiency (GHD) at age 11 and required daily Human Growth Hormone (HGH) injections until he was 14 just to reach an average height. [source, comments]
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TIL that Lionel Messi’s first contract with Barcelona was signed on a paper napkin. [source, comments]
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TIL no fewer than 12 US presidents were also generals. [source, comments]
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TIL that South Korea sends auxiliaries to the US Army, who are administered and equipped under the US Army to augment US forces in Korea. SK is the only country with such an arrangement. [source, comments]
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TIL that the modern strawberries we eat today were a hybrid of two strawberry cultivars from Chile and North America. The Chilean one was brought to France by Amédée- François Frézier. When the two were planted together, the modern strawberry was born. [source, comments]
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TIL the oldest attested name for Japan is "倭" ("wa"), which was actually a Chinese word meaning "submissive" or "dwarf". The Japanese realised the label was offensive and, in the 8th century, started instead using "和" (also "wa"), meaning "harmony". [source, comments]
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TIL the girl who first suggested the name Pluto when it was discovered in 1930 at age 11, lived to see Pluto demoted to a "dwarf planet" in 2006. [source, comments]
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TIL about Doctor Yellow, a series of Japanese high-speed maintence trains. The trains had special equipment on board to monitor the condition of the track and overhead wires. Because the schedule for this train was not made public, witnessing a Doctor Yellow in operation was considered good luck. [source, comments]
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TIL that Raising Cane’s co-founder Craig Silvey received a B-minus grade on his college business plan for a chicken finger restaurant. Currently, Raising Cane’s has over 900 locations and brings in 5.1 billion in revenue. [source, comments]
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TIL that swearing in public was illegal in the state of Virginia until 2020, stemming from a 1792 statute where the fine was 83 cents (about $35 today). When asked on the policy, dairy farmer Del. Michael Webert said“When you're working with cows…every once in a while something colorful comes out.” [source, comments]
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TIL that the world’s oldest known pants were woven directly into shape instead of cut from cloth, and were likely designed for horseback riding [source, comments]
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TIL YouTube started as a video dating site called "Tune In Hook Up," even paying women $20 on Craigslist to upload videos. When absolutely nobody participated, the founders decided to scrap the dating aspect entirely and opened the platform up for any type of video upload. [source, comments]
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TIL: The man that wrote Strange Fruit (a song about a lynching which was originally recorded by Billie Holiday and later famously by Nina Simone) was also the adoptive father of the children of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who the US executed for espionage. [source, comments]
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TIL one of Iceland's oldest & wealthiest churches sits in a town of fewer than 15 people. Strandarkirkja was built in the 12th century by sailors who survived a storm, claiming an angel guided them to shore. It has gained its wealth through donations from people believing the church grants miracles. [source, comments]
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TIL that President Andrew Jackson had a pet parrot named Poll. At Jackson's funeral in 1845, the parrot had to be removed because it wouldn’t stop screaming profanities that it had learned from the former president. [source, comments]
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