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The immortal word of world celebrity
Before his death, historic celebrities had an immortal word.
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Unexpectedly, emoji emoticon originated from Japan
Disclosure: emoji was developed by Docomo for mobile phones in Japan in 1998.
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Water accounts for 70% of the Earth's surface area. Under the surface, to what extent is the water deep?
What depth can the water reach to the surface? In other words, potential life can exist at any depth below the Earth's surface?
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9 word-of-mouth survival tips can make you more likely to die
If you try to suck venom out when you are bitten by a snake or pretend to be dead when you encounter a bear attack, you may be in danger.
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New discoveries about common ground between languages in the world
About 60% of the world's languages have similar pronunciation and character usage in many common words.
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The world famous 'haunted' tunnels
Dark and old places are the top candidates for mysterious stories, legends or simply unfounded words about
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19 extremely interesting facts you should not ignore
Do you know that Brazilian prisoners can shorten their sentences by reading and writing essays about them? There are many interesting facts waiting for you to explore be…
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6 special things that 80% of people around the world want are also impossible
People are always the biggest puzzle that scientists have for hundreds of years. It seems that what humans can do is boundless, challenging the creator.
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Here are 10 English words that are hard to pronounce the earth
Unlike Vietnamese, the rules for accent, tail or intonation make English learners sometimes have to struggle to pronounce correctly.
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Why can humans watch 7D movies even though the world is only in the 4th dimension?
Do you ever wonder, watching great 3D, 4D, 5D movies or words
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3 audio illusions certainly you have never known
Did you know that sound is also one of the hallucinations that few of us recognize.
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6 wrong 'truths' in high school textbooks
The true number of senses, the magnetism of tomatoes and the basic colors are scientific knowledge that we often misunderstand or have not been taught properly at school.
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3 mistakes about science that everyone has made you surprised
Your parents, friends, siblings, and other relatives, most certainly still have many misconceptions about science, space or physics.
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4 important factors that help you quickly detect liars
Body language, emotional cues, physiological expression and how to choose words when speaking are four factors that help you quickly discover who is lying.