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The secret of the person who received the bad ear of Van Gogh's artist
The identity of the person who received the ear of the famous Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh was revealed nearly 130 years after he disguised himself in Paris, France.
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Why can't suicide by stopping breathing?
In life, sometimes people become desperate and want to quickly find out
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Unexpected discovery of the village
A series of mysterious suicides in a small village in India made people believe their village had suffered
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New hypothesis about the mysterious death of Van Gogh's artist
At the height of his talent (often coinciding with the period of heavy depression), Van Gogh thought of installing a gas pipeline to the house he rented in Arles, southe…
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Things to remember to survive terrorism
The shootings and suicide bombings in Paris on the night of November 13, 2015 killed more than 150 people and shocked the world public. So the question is: How do I not…
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Projects that turn animals into military weapons
In the direction of weapons development, many troops attempted to turn the animals into dangerous suicide attackers.
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Strange facts about death
Death is coming to God or turning into dust is the long-standing conception of the eternal world. But the thorough things around death are now listed.
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The most macabre suicide sites in the world
Few people can expect that, some beautiful places, world famous is a place of scary suicide, haunting people.
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The most terrible collective suicides in history
History has recorded many horrific collective suicides in numbers up to several hundred to tens of thousands of people, including children, women ...
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Humans wear weapons into pets to make a suicide bomb from the 16th century
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania discovered an ancient text that recorded images of animals carrying timed weapons on their backs.
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Legend of 47 revenge Samurai and collective suicide
The loyalty and bravery of the 47 Samurai have shown the pride of the samurai spirit of the Japanese people.
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Deciphering altruism
Scientists have identified the 'kind' cell in the monkey, opening up the hope of studying the neurological foundation of altruism.
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The 10 most incredible customs in the world
In the world, there are not many strange, weird, even, horrible customs in it, many of these customs are now removed.
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Men are more likely to commit suicide because of drought than women
Ivan Hanigan, a researcher from the Australian National University, and his colleagues analyzed statistics on drought and suicide numbers in Australia's state of New Sou…