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TIL some societies appear to have gone through much of the Bronze Age using bronze only for weapons or elite art, such as Chinese ritual bronzes, with ordinary farmers largely still using stone tools. [Source, Comments]

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TIL that on February 11, 2013, five TV stations scattered across the United States were hijacked and played an emergency alert saying “Civil authorities in your area have reported that the bodies of the dead are rising from their graves and attacking the living.” The hijackers were never caught. [Source, Comments]
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TIL : In 2014, in santa barbara, the city contracted Dan Greding to install "75 minutes parking only" ; he got ticketed for violating the rule while putting up the signs. The ticket was upheld [Source, Comments]
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TIL At least 25 of the Snapple "Facts" are false, outdated, exaggerated or inconclusive [Source, Comments]
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TIL that Melbourne, Australia has a unique traffic rule known as the hook turn. It’s a right-hand turn, but it’s made from the far left lane instead of the right lane. You drive through the intersection then hook right to make the turn. The hook turn exists mainly to keep trams clear. [Source, Comments]
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TIL high heels originated in 10th-century Persia and they were originally meant for horse riders to keep stable while standing up to shoot arrows. [Source, Comments]
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TIL evidence suggests that synaesthesia is one of the largest known risk factors for the development of the post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). This important and novel finding is explained in terms of the underlying cognitive differences that are found in people with synaesthesia [Source, Comments]
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TIL China has the world's oldest administrative divisions still in use, with most provinces dating back to the Ming dynasty. [Source, Comments]
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TIL despite not enjoying music, Osama Bin Laden was a fan of Whitney Houston [Source, Comments]
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TIL the Sykes-Picot Agreement that was meant to partition the Ottoman Empire after WWI awarded Constantinople to Russiа. [Source, Comments]
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TIL a 78-year-old cardiologist spent 4 years building sidewalks in a neglected neighborhood, and his campaign video went viral because people are so desperate for local government that just works [Source, Comments]
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TIL Bull-fighting was popular in Italy in the early 16th century, with bull fights even organised by the Pope on Saint Peter's square. In 1567 Pope Pius V tried to put an end to it by publishing an edict that banned all bloodsports that involved harming animals, under penalty of excommunication [Source, Comments]
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TIL of Jonas Hanway, an English merchant in the 18th century who became the first Londoner to carry an umbrella. He faced constant harassment and ridicule for doing so in the streets. [Source, Comments]
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TIL the last convicted Salem witch, Elizabeth Johnson Jr., was officially exonerated in 2022, 329 years after she had been found guilty [Source, Comments]
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TIL children born only a month apart can be up to twice as likely to be diagnosed and prescribed ADHD meds - based on the cut-off dates for school year intakes. [Source, Comments]
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TIL the strongest beer in the world is 'Utopias 2025' by Samuel Adams at 30% ABV. It's illegal in 15 states due to ABV limits on beer. The beer achieves its high alcohol content through extended fermentation with specialized yeast strains. not distillation, keeping it technically classified as beer. [Source, Comments]
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TIL Christopher Nolan recreated the Trinity atomic bomb test in Oppenheimer without using CGI. Instead, the visual effects team combined large-scale practical explosions, miniatures, and in camera effects to bring the first nuclear detonation to life. [Source, Comments]
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TIL that Rocky Road ice cream was named after the Wall Street Crash of 1929, to "give folks something to smile about in the midst of the Great Depression". [Source, Comments]
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TIL a Landmark finding showed 'brains of kids with ADHD mature later theory' was actually a mirage in the data, caused by differences in how boys' and girls' brains develop. When these different patterns are taken into account, there's no difference between ADHD and non ADHD brain maturation. [Source, Comments]
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TIL the Bosporus and the city of Oxford are both named something like "shallow crossing point in a river that allows cattle to cross the water". In Oxford's case the name is Anglo-Saxon in origin, while Bosporus comes from Ancient Greek boûs (cattle) + poros (passage). [Source, Comments]
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