14 Random Facts That Show We Have a Lot Left to Learn About the World

It's fun to learn new things, isn't it? It's like you've become an evolved, more powerful version of yourself once you obtain a new piece of information. Even if the new info isn't anything that you could apply to your day to day existence, it still boosts you into a better spot than you were before you learned that fact. As every new fact enters your brain through your eyes and ears, you get closer and closer to becoming an all-knowing being, a mere step below perfection.
Knowing why Al Pacino takes roles in bad movies adds more strength to your mind. Knowing that the movie Titanic actually saved lives is another synapse being forged in fire within your brain. On top of that, knowing how pandas are actually worse at staying alive than you initially thought will help you achieve Super Saiyan levels of knowledge.
Get your brain buffed with those facts and others below.
B-Plan Movie

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Pacino's Challenge

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Monster Goldfish

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Uncool Nick Tesla

Drunk Machine

Winston was Robbed

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Titanic

Vintage Printing

Worthless Camouflage

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Not-Quite-Healthy Diet

Microscopic Sandcastles

Code Vault

Not That Kind of Fantasy

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Idiotic Hate
