Science & History
12 Pieces Of Knowledge To Pack In Your Noggin
If you need to make space, just remove the Linkin Park lyrics that have been in there since high school.
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- By Eli Yudin
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17 Eye-Popping Things To Do With An Eyeball
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- By Dana Larsen
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10 Facts About The Most Powerful Female Pharaoh, Hatshepsut
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- By Lily Landau
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Potatoes Were Pig Feed, Till We Learned How To Cook Them
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- By Ryan Menezes
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A ROUNDUP OF INTERVIEWS, DEEP DIVES, & TRIVIA
America's Dystopian '50s Housing Now Looks Utopian
'We're better than this,' said the '70s. As with everything, they were wrong.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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12 Informative Pictures for Interested Parties
Bits to share during conversation dead air.
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- By Eli Yudin
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15 Lifelong Loves In The Animal Kingdom
Maybe it’s love, maybe it’s a necessity, or maybe they just can’t find a decent divorce lawyer.
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- By Jay Wells L'Ecuyer
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10 Facts About Black Theater In The 1800s
Set the stage for Black History Month.
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- By Lily Landau
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14 Facts About Valentines Day That We Just Love
Turns out the guy who beheaded 2 of his wives loves love.
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- By Reba C
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15 Otherworldly Ways That Earthly Creatures Get It On
Just when you thought bedbugs couldn’t get any creepier.
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- By Jay Wells L'Ecuyer
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15 Lesser Known But Equally Scary Phobias
Must’ve been a real jerk to name it “Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia”.
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- By Jay Wells L'Ecuyer
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Mounds Candy Had Its Own Anti-Nazi Navy
Germany underestimated them because Mounds is such a lame candybar.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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How Valentine's Day Became All About Candy
$1.8 billion on Valentine's Candy? Really?
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- By Justin Crockett
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The Secret Origins of 11 Childhood Things
Kids things come from some very strange places.
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- By Dana Larsen
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The Military Engineered A Special Chocolate That Tasted Horrible
No, not for the enemy. For their own soldiers.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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