Mind-Bending Realities: Truths That Alter Your Perspective (17 PICS)

Posted in PICTURES       8 Dec 2023       2260       8 GALLERY VIEW

"Pinky, a nearly extinct pink river dolphin, recently gave birth to a pink calf, confirming the inheritance of her unique genetic mutation."
"Our blood has this thing called hemoglobin, which is a protein rocking four iron atoms in its structure. Now, here’s the cool part—iron is cooked up only in one spot: the core of a star on its way out."
"In Switzerland, you can’t just have a solo guinea pig—it’s against the law. You’ve gotta roll with at least a pair because these little guys need a buddy to stave off the loneliness."
"Cleopatra was kicking it closer to the era of the first iPhone than to the time when the great pyramids were built. Crazy, right? The ancient queen was more in sync with Steve Jobs than with the builders of those iconic pyramids."

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"Whales snooze vertically near the surface, keeping one eye open and half their brain alert. They’re the power nappers of the sea, catching just 10-15 minutes of shut-eye."
"Millennials didn’t invent the selfie game. The world’s first selfie was snapped way back in 1839 by a guy named Robert Cornelius. He beat us all to the selfie trend!"
"Butterflies taste with their feet."
"Rats laugh when they’re tickled."
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"Apples, potatoes, and onions taste the same. It might sound weird, but if you block your sense of smell and close your eyes while trying them, you won’t be able to tell the difference. Taste buds can be pretty tricky!"
"Ever accidentally polished off the entire dish? Well, in Georgian, they’ve got a word for that: “Shemomechama” means “I accidentally ate the whole thing.” It’s like they knew those moments needed their own special term!"
"Almonds and peaches, despite being different species, are actually part of the same family. It’s like they’re distant relatives with a similar family tree!"
"The legendary Betty White was older than sliced bread. Yep, she outlived one of the greatest things since, well, sliced bread!"
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"Pugs are now distinct from typical dogs due to severe health issues, as per a study. These adorable creatures have significantly deviated from other dogs, facing elevated risks in their airways and eyes, posing a threat to their overall well-being."
"The record for the longest time between two twins being born is a whopping 90 days."
"Human teeth are just as strong as shark teeth."
"That little # symbol we all call a hashtag isn’t called a hashtag. Its official name is “octothorpe.”"
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"Superfetation is a rare phenomenon where a pregnant woman conceives a second pregnancy during the initial one. This occurs when a second egg is released, fertilized, and implanted in the uterus."


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Marvin 11 month s ago
#4 - eh, no. Technology changes are exponential. And the same will apply to those of us living now - if the planet survives another 1000 years we will look like we were living in the Stone Age to the people living then.
       
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Penelope 11 month s ago
Marvin, I dont think so. Basic needs stay basic needs, the most essential things in life have nothing to do with technology. It would require an incredibly disciplined and educated society to maintain something like constant technological growth. Meanwhile the population is increasing, resources decreasing. I actually believe the only realistic longterm future for humanity, is an indigenous lifestyle.
       
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Ariadne 11 month s ago
Penelope, sorry but we are not all going to die from overpopulation.

Our plant food has evolved. Our food crops yield substantially more from even a few hundred years ago, in large part because mendelian genetics. Just Google corn produced by the Roman vs now. Better plowing and crop rotation have also substantially increased yields over time.
       
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Isabelle 11 month s ago
Penelope,

As populations become more advanced and wealthy, their birth rates go down. No longer need to have 10 kids to work the farm knowing at least a few of them will die.
       
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George 11 month s ago
Marvin,

Is this a joke? It has to be a joke. The post is only referring to the events chronologically. It has nothing to do with the tech or advances.
       
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George 11 month s ago
#9 They don’t taste the same. The texture is the same. If you block your sense of smell, you aren’t tasting anything.

#12 She didn’t outlive sliced bread. Sliced bread is still going. She was just older than it when she died.
       
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Virdie 11 month s ago
# Hashtag is the official name I was taught in English class. We used to laugh because it had "HASH" in the name.
       
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Lisa 10 month s ago
Virdie, but isn't it only a hashtag when used with text to add a tag? i only knew the symbol itself as a hash (named after it's criss cross pattern) or a pound (because of some obscure teletype code being used for computers). or sometimes it would just be called the number symbol, which was extra odd because we have ‘№’ already? meh, symbols be derpy
       
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