1. Al Capone made US$60 million a year during the Prohibition era from selling alcohol. Today, this would equal to almost US$1 billion.
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  2. Hackers broke into Mark Zuckerberg 's Twitter and Pinterest accounts in 2016. They say his password was "dadada."
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  3. Boxer Floyd Mayweather made US$300 million in 2015. That's enough to buy 3,000 Porsche 911 cars.
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  4. Billionaire Warren Buffet still lives in a modest Omaha home he bought for US$31,500 in 1958.
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  5. The average person will excrete 135 U.S. gallons (511 L) of urine per year, enough to fill two bathtubs.
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  6. Tetris is addictive because it presents a continuous stream of incomplete tasks. Fulfilling those tasks gives players a constant sense of achievement.
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  7. When Elon Musk was 17, he lived off a dollar a day for a month to see if he had what it takes to be an entrepreneur.
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  8. The Law of Urination says that all mammals, weighing more than 2.2 pounds (a kilogram), take almost the same time to pee: about 20 seconds.
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  9. Usain Bolt can reach a speed of 27.44 miles per hour (44 km per hour). He's almost as fast as a cat.
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  10. Peeing in the shower instead of the toilet just once a day can save up to 2,500 liters of water per year per person.
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  11. The rock band ZZ Top has had the same members since 1969 without changes. That's 47 years up until 2016.
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  12. The U.S. officially adopted the metric system in 1975 when President Gerald Ford signed the Metric Conversion Act.
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  13. A statue of Jesus in India had water mysteriously dripping from its toes. Worshipers would collect and sometimes drink it. The source of the water was later found to be a clogged toilet near the statue.
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  14. Flowers have only existed for 160 million years, appearing way after Dinosaurs.
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  15. Australia is as big as the continental U.S.
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  16. Countries within the European Union are experiencing their longest period of peace since the Roman Empire.
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  17. The Catholic Church had a list of banned books until 1966, one of which was "Les Miserables."
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  18. There's a service called "Cleaning for a Reason" in the U.S. and Canada that cleans the houses of women with cancer for free so they can focus on their health.
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  19. Actor Daniel Radcliffe once wore the same outfit for 6 months to make paparazzi angry.
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  20. Shia LaBeouf's name literally translates into "Thank God for Beef."
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  21. "F*ck your ancestors to the 18th generation" is a Chinese insult, due to the high respect for one's ancestors.
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  22. The average shower wastes
    20 gallons (75 L) of water.
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  23. Despite his profanity-laced songs, Eminem doesn't allow swearing in his home.
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  24. 1 divided by 998001 gives a complete sequence from 000 to 999 in order.
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  25. You can preserve the tattoos of deceased loved ones as framed art.
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  26. Millions of tonnes of the world's electronic waste ends up in Africa where it is dumped in landfills.
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  27. A horse's hoof is technically a single toe, so horses run on their toes.
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  28. The first words of the third man on the moon were, "Whoopee! Man, that may have been a small one for Neil, but that's a long one for me."
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  29. The Khasi people in Meghalaya, India, grow living bridges with tree roots.
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  30. Most aphids are born pregnant.
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