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09/24/2019

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09/16/2019

Prehistoric Mathematics
When did people learn to count?

Do people have an innate ability to count? Could they count in the prehistoric era or was it a skill that developed through time? What do artifacts found by scientists say about mathematical skills of ancient humans? Do modern people have a different concept of numbers?

Find the answers in our article (link is in the title):
https://mathandmind.com/history/prehistoric-mathematics

09/15/2019

Tips for all signs.
The age of happiness.

If you are nearing or have already reached your fifties, then you may have started to realize that your zodiac sign made you develop certain aspects of your personality, but the circumstances of your life have changed and these strengths no longer help to find happiness.
https://daily-horoscope.us/article/age_of_happiness

09/14/2019

Discover natural remedies that can make that itch subside!
Mosquitoes Still Bite!

It's warm enough to get an occasional mosquito bite, especially at home at night (who knows how the pesky insects get inside when there's a net on every window). The itch can be excruciating, not to mention the swelling, so here are a few simple natural remedies that can help with mosquito bites. Rub a fresh peppermint or parsley leaf onto the bite to reduce the swelling and relieve the itch. Baking soda paste is very effective as well. And the easiest remedy is a simple teaspoon! Just warm it up in hot water, press to the bite very tightly, and hold for several minutes.
Fancy learning more simple yet amazing facts like these?

Click on the title and explore!
https://trainyrbrain.com/

09/13/2019

Be a better driver.
Wanna improve your driving skills?

Shine on the road like Jimmie Johnson or just brush up on your driving skills. Here you can find everything you need to know before starting your car and more. Enjoy a 5-question quiz, move to higher game ranks, and grow your driving skills day by day! Active link is in the title.
https://driving-quiz.com/

09/12/2019

I want to believe
Still think we're alone?{Learn the truth inside}

We seldom think about how unbelievable vast the universe is. The time has come to face the facts: the known universe is made up of 50,000,000,000 galaxies. A galaxy usually consists of 100,000,000,000 to 1,000,000,000,000 stars. In the Milky Way alone there might be as many 100 billion Earth-like planets. What are the chances that none of them has some forms of life?
Get even more puzzled and amazed by the incredible scientific facts – click on "I want to believe" and explore!
https://mathandmind.com/

09/11/2019

Can Indoor Plants Be Bad?
Vampires: what if you've already let them in?

They say vampires cannot enter your home… unless you invite them to come in. They also say that some indoor plants can suck out your positive energy if you have them at home. Orchid, Swiss cheese plant, ferns, cedar, cypress, ornamental pepper, philodendron, bellflower, asparagus, chlorophytum, and grape ivy plant are all believed to be energy vampires. So, it is not recommended to have these plants in the bedroom, kids’ room, or any room where you and your family spend enough time, especially when absorbed in intellectual work. However, when grown in spacey public rooms like lobbies, they pose no hazard to emotional stability.
You may choose to believe this fun fact or not, but if it got you at least a tiny bit interested, you’re welcome to explore more! Just click on the title and get amazed!
https://finditquiz.com/

09/10/2019

Egg-On-A-Sidewalk Recipe.
How hot it actually was, then?

Hot weather often makes us refer to an egg that can be cooked on the sidewalk. But how hot should it actually be to get a properly cooked sunny-side up? A popular trivia fact states the minimal egg-cooking temperature is 158°F. Enthusiasts carried out an experiment that involved a frying pan and a regular stove and discovered that the minimum temperature at which an egg could be cooked is 130°F, but it will take over 20 minutes. 130°F sounds more real (for Death Valley, but still), but even in that scorching heat the sidewalk might not heat up enough because it tends to be light-colored and thus reflects more heat than it absorbs, and concrete is a poor heat conductor, so not all the heat from the concrete would transfer to the egg. Moreover, once you crack the egg onto the sidewalk, the egg cools the sidewalk slightly. So, if you go hungry, try frying the egg on the hood of your car. Made of metal, it will make a much better heat conductor.
Wanna learn more fun science facts like this one?
Click on the title to discover more!
https://smarttonyclub.com

09/09/2019

Your fingers get pruney for a reason.
This is what happens when you stay in the bath for too long.

You know the disgusting sight we're talking about, right? There is a hypothesis that states that, when you are, say, taking a bath, your body registers the water around and understands that all surfaces you might use to move around can be slippery in this moist environment. Then, it gives the skin of your hands and feet the unappetizing wrinkles with the sole practical purpose of improving your grip.

Fancy learning more stunning facts? Click on the title and find many more surprising reasons for why the world is the way it is!
https://trainyrbrain.com/

09/08/2019

Counting steps.
How far I'll go? {Not only Moana wonders about that}.

Many people are now counting their steps to get more movement into their day. But not many have ever tried to count how far they will go if, say, they were covering a distance, not just pacing the floor. Let's do the quick math together: on average, a moderately active person takes about 7,500 steps every day. If we multiply that by, say, an 80-year-long lifespan, we'll get a distance of 216,262,500 steps covered. Considering that an average step is about one foot long, an average moderately active person will walk a distance of 110,000 miles in a lifetime – a round-the-world walk made five times! Can you imagine?

Wanna learn more amazing science facts like that?
Click on "Counting steps" and knock yourself out!
https://mathandmind.com/

09/07/2019

The groove that won't stop.
This will never let you forget your "Me and Mom" time!

Philtrum, the groove that runs from the middle of your upper lip to your nose, is a keepsake that will forever remind of the special time when you and your mother were a single whole. Two sides of your face were disconnected at first and then they grow and develop to meet in the middle, forming this tiny indent. In one out of every 750 births, the sides of the face fail to merge in the proper way, and the result of this is a cleft palate.

Want more amazing facts like this? Click on the title "The groove that won't stop" – the facts won't stop, just like the groove!
https://questandrest.com/

09/06/2019

Let's learn several big facts about the Lone Star State now!
How much do you know about the second biggest state of the USA?

Texas has the official state dinosaur – Paluxysaurus Jonesi.
A town in Texas renamed itself to get free cable. This town used to be called Clark but then its name was officially changed for DISH to get free television from DISH network.
All other states entered the USA by annexation, but Texas entered by treaty.
The Lone Star State was an independent nation from 1836 to 1845.
The state has just one natural lake: Caddo Lake.
The capital city of Texas, Austin, is considered the live music capital of the world.
Texas has the official state mammal: armadillo.
The worst natural disaster in the history of the USA happened in Texas in 1900 and killed over 8000 people.
In Texas, it’s legal to kill a Bigfoot.

https://www.facebook.com/patrioticquiz/posts/596698460765694