13 Paradigm-Shifting Bits Of Trivia We Harvested From Bottomless Pits Of Quicksand, Harrowing Cliffsides, And The Back Of A Dragon-Like Creature Whose Name Cannot Be Uttered

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13 Paradigm-Shifting Bits Of Trivia We Harvested From Bottomless Pits Of Quicksand, Harrowing Cliffsides, And The Back Of A Dragon-Like Creature Whose Name Cannot Be Uttered

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Ah, trivia! A collection of facts, stories, and anecdotes that can be shared to entertain, enlighten, and educate. For centuries, people have gathered around campfires, dinner tables, and social media feeds to share the latest tidbits of knowledge they’ve come across. 

Today, we bring you a collection of 13 surprisingly interesting pieces of trivia. From the age of fairy tales to the dangers of cold homes, these tidbits are sure to captivate and amaze. Whether you’re looking for something to share at your next dinner party or just want to expand your knowledge, these pieces of trivia are sure to satisfy. 

In this list, we explore some of the oldest stories in the world, as well as some of the more recent ones. We’ll look at how Van Gogh’s cypress trees can be seen as symbols of strength and courage, and how older dads are becoming a growing trend. We’ll also look at the consequences of flaunting wealth, and the dangers of drinking too much tea.

So settle in, and get ready to be dazzled by these 13 surprisingly interesting pieces of trivia. Enjoy.

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Too much of a good thing?

CRACKED LIAM NEESON THINKS THERE'S TOO MUCH STAR WARS. Neeson has said that there are too many Star Wars spin-offs, and it's diminishing the specialness of the franchise. Не thinks it's taking away the mystery and magic and, well, it's kind of hard to disagree.

Lucasfilm

Variety

High-class Retreat in Jim Crow Era.

CRACKED AFRICAN AMERICANS CREATED A SAFE HAVEN FROM JIM CROW IN 1893. Back in the days of Jim Crow, African American people of high status in Washington, D.C. made a safe haven for themselves on the coast of the Chesapeake Bay-the resort town of Highland Beach.

Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History (via Smithsonian Magazine)

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