TIL. Physiologist Giles Brindley, in 1983 presented his treatment for erectile disfunction by injecting himself before his talk and dropping his pants to show the crowd of urologists. https://ift.tt/80KNm51
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TIL. Physiologist Giles Brindley, in 1983 presented his treatment...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/escherlogic • 306 points and 55 comments
TIL The 10k steps a day benchmark was actually just a marketing campaign from a Japanese company called Yamasa who made the first wearable pedometer https://ift.tt/sqtGEgC
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TIL The 10k steps a day benchmark was actually just a marketing...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Murphyitsnotyou • 979 points and 86 comments
TIL TGI Fridays stopped requiring employees to wear flair after Office Space came out and customers began making jokes about the flair https://ift.tt/blrjTuX
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TIL TGI Fridays stopped requiring employees to wear flair after...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/DavidAssBednar • 939 points and 53 comments
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TIL that during a prisoner revolt at Auschwitz in 1944, prisoners threw a particularly brutal SS guard into a lit crematory oven while the guard was still alive. https://ift.tt/NydB6UE
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TIL that during a prisoner revolt at Auschwitz in 1944, prisoners...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Flaxmoore • 271 points and 42 comments
TIL Yellowstone hot spring pools are acidic and can dissolve an entire person https://ift.tt/hMOJI91
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TIL Yellowstone hot spring pools are acidic and can dissolve an...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/ZirePhiinix • 238 points and 85 comments
TIL in 2001 MTV taped a pilot called “Dude, This Sucks”, where two team captains would do stunts to win money. In the second half two 13 year old girls were sprayed with feces by grown men. There was a lawsuit and the game show was never aired. https://ift.tt/Zs8Y9n2
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TIL With the exception of the Hooded Pitohui and the Ifrita kowaldi, both of Papua, New Guinea, all bird eggs are edible. https://ift.tt/W2kFVR7
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TIL With the exception of the Hooded Pitohui and the Ifrita...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/LadySif666 • 169 points and 29 comments
TIL about Giles Corey, who was accused of witchcraft during the Salem trials. He used a legal loophole and refused to plea, which meant he couldn't be tried. He was then tortured to death, but still refused to plea, allowing his children to claim their inheritance. https://ift.tt/cujPB6A
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TIL about Giles Corey, who was accused of witchcraft during the...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/TheAnswerToYang • 70 points and 13 comments
TIL that in an effort to save $43.5, the Canadian Mint mailed the dies of the new $1 coin via a discount courier over using an armored car- which were promptly stolen and have never been found. This would lead to the adoption of the Loonie design as an emergency replacement. https://ift.tt/f1HSQh5
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TIL that in an effort to save $43.5, the Canadian Mint mailed the...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Padgriffin • 71 points and 8 comments
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TIL Oscar the Therapy Cat accurately predicted 25 deaths. After this the staff started notifying family members of residents to come say goodbye if Oscar was curled up next to them. https://ift.tt/mAsndS6
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TIL Oscar the Therapy Cat accurately predicted 25 deaths. After...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Excivious • 111 points and 21 comments
TIL Critical Periods: Periods of time where an organism's brain is extremely malleable and sensitive to stimuli. If the organism doesn't receive the appropriate stimulus during this critical period to learn a given skill- it maybe difficult or even impossible to develop certain associated functions https://ift.tt/LMbmZJN
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TIL Critical Periods: Periods of time where an organism's brain is...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/electroctopus • 55 points and 5 comments
TIL: Andrew Bonar Law is the only Canadian to have served as Prime Minister of the UK. He was born in New-Brunswick which was a British colony at the time. https://ift.tt/6a8IArq
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TIL: Andrew Bonar Law is the only Canadian to have served as Prime...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Zoomer_Boomer2003 • 91 points and 17 comments
TIL despite their strong 'drinking culture', it's actually against the law for Brits to get drunk inside a pub. The punishment for the crime is a fine of up to £200. https://ift.tt/ATcYIRC
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TIL despite their strong 'drinking culture', it's actually against...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/thewhit23 • 192 points and 60 comments
TIL that after the highly influential singing group "The Ink Spots" broke up in the 1950s, so many former members and even non-members used "The Ink Spots" group name that in 1967, a Federal Judge ruled that it had become Public Domain and was free for anyone to use. Over 100 groups have done so. https://ift.tt/a0xTXgF
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TIL that after the highly influential singing group "The Ink...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/AspireAgain • 108 points and 10 comments
TIL that scientists had to rename genes because MS Excel would convert those names into dates https://ift.tt/GE9Jdct
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TIL that scientists had to rename genes because MS Excel would...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/domino7 • 423 points and 67 comments
TIL NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar agreed to appear in the movie "Airplane!" on the condition he be paid $35,000..the exact price of a rug he wanted to purchase. https://ift.tt/bBjtLCe
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TIL NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar agreed to appear in the movie...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/TonyT074 • 177 points and 24 comments
TIL Wheat and Barley were ancient Egyptian pregnancy tests. A woman would urinate on bags of barley and wheat and if they sprouted, she was likely pregnant. A 1963 study found that this was accurate ~70% of the time https://ift.tt/8ker6M3
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TIL Wheat and Barley were ancient Egyptian pregnancy tests. A...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/aspersnickety • 98 points and 21 comments
TIL that The Simpsons episode "Homer at the Bat" has saved at least two lives because it features a poster explaining how the Heimlich maneuver works. This information helped Chris Bencze save his brother's life in 1992 and helped Aiden Bateman save his friend Alex Hardy in 2007. https://ift.tt/58lo3sk
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TIL that The Simpsons episode "Homer at the Bat" has saved at...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/vrphotosguy55 • 111 points and 15 comments
TIL in October 2005 a woman hanged herself in a tree near a residential road and was mistaken as a Halloween decoration for over 3 hours https://ift.tt/W0I7Xcr
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TIL in ancient Babylon, they worshiped the god Marduk via his statue. Enemy rulers who defeated Babylon would often take the statue. All five kings known to have taken the statue of Marduk from Babylon died violently at the hands of their own family members https://ift.tt/7E0T8Vk
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TIL in ancient Babylon, they worshiped the god Marduk via his...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/buck54321 • 174 points and 35 comments
TIL: The government of North Korea assigns every citizen a social class based on the political, social, and economic background of their direct ancestors as well as the behavior of their relatives. Descendants from wealthy families (pre-revolution) are given the lowest status. https://ift.tt/bjnLSZW
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TIL: The government of North Korea assigns every citizen a social...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Serath4 • 232 points and 40 comments