"TIL that Alan Turing, the mathematician renowned for his contributions to computer science and codebreaking, converted his savings into silver during WW2 and buried it, fearing German invasion. However, he was unable to break his own code describing where it was hidden, and never recovered it."
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Luke 2 year s ago
#9 - absolute bunk
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Obediah 2 year s ago
Luke,
Just because you don't believe something doesn't mean it isn't true. You could try Googling things before you make claims. This is one of the things I found in mere seconds, and there's more of it out there if you want to read about it:
"Humans share nearly 50 percent of their DNA with fungi, and we contract many of the same viruses as fungi. If we can identify the natural immunities that fungi have developed, we can extract them to help humans."
Just because you don't believe something doesn't mean it isn't true. You could try Googling things before you make claims. This is one of the things I found in mere seconds, and there's more of it out there if you want to read about it:
"Humans share nearly 50 percent of their DNA with fungi, and we contract many of the same viruses as fungi. If we can identify the natural immunities that fungi have developed, we can extract them to help humans."
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Lonzo 2 year s ago
#2. Hahaha. Brilliant.
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Delf 2 year s ago
Lonzo, Let's face it: despite all of the hoopla, Jobs was just an @$$hole.
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Emma 2 year s ago
#23 the accident happened when they were shooting the final scene when Achilles dies by an arrow through the heal.
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Laodicia 2 year s ago
7-year-old Californian girl did not crash the plane. The instructor did. Her dad was also on the plane.
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Bela 2 year s ago
#13 Today the "progressive" movement is about electric cars and windmills... What's next? clipper ships and outhouses?
Just because you don't believe something doesn't mean it isn't true. You could try Googling things before you make claims. This is one of the things I found in mere seconds, and there's more of it out there if you want to read about it:
"Humans share nearly 50 percent of their DNA with fungi, and we contract many of the same viruses as fungi. If we can identify the natural immunities that fungi have developed, we can extract them to help humans."