1. From bottom to top, Mount Everest is not the world's tallest mountain. Mauna Kea in Hawaii is about 1 km (3280 feet) taller.
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  2. William Bullock, inventor of the web rotary press, was killed by his own invention.
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  3. Just HALF of women surveyed in the UK could locate the vagina on a diagram of the female reproductive system.
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  4. Recovering from a break-up is like a kicking an addiction to a drug, researchers found from looking at the brain scans of the broken-hearted.
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  5. The average Facebook user has 155 friends but would turn to just 4 for help, a survey found.
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  6. Detroit
    was the most dangerous U.S. city in 2015, with a violent crime rate of 1,988.63 per 100,000 people.
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  7. Handwriting has declined so much that 1 in 3 respondents to a UK survey said they had not written anything by hand in the previous 6 months.
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  8. The average single male in the UK changes his sheets just four times a year, a survey found.
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  9. Karl Marx last words were "Go on, get out! Last words are for fools who haven't said enough!".
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  10. Cats enjoy music that uses similar frequencies to those used to communicate with other felines.
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  11. Somniphobia is the fear of falling asleep.
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  12. Up to a third
    of women
    are affected by
    urinary incontinence.
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  13. Moderate exercise can not only treat but actually prevent episodes of depression in the long term.
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  14. Music
    can help severely
    brain-injured
    patients recall personal memories.
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  15. 11.5 million animals were used in experiments in 2011 in the European Union alone.
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  16. The German airforce was outnumbered 30:1 on D-Day and didn't shoot down a single allied plane in air-to-air combat.
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  17. 1.2 billion people
    play games

    worldwide, 700 million of them online, a 2013 study found.
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  18. Ombrophobia
    is the fear of rain, which can cause severe anxiety attacks.
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  19. Hoverboards are illegal in New York City since 2015.
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  20. Often referred to as the "love molecule", oxytocin is typically associated with helping couples establish a greater sense of intimacy and attachment.
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  21. High School students perform better on tests if they are in a classroom with a view of a green landscape, a research found.
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  22. Canada and Denmark have been fighting over an uninhabited island by leaving each other bottles of alcohol and changing their flags since the 1930s.
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  23. One Hookah Tobacco Smoking Session Delivers 25 Times the Tar of a Single Cigarette.
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  24. Steve Jobs last words were "Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow."
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  25. Farmers in India use Coca-Cola and Pepsi as cheap pesticides, according to the BBC.
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  26. Giving up Alcohol for just one month can improve liver function, decrease blood pressure and reduce the risk of liver disease and diabetes.
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  27. The Pentagon was constructed so that no point in the building is more than a seven-minute walk from any other point.
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  28. In the UK, if you name the person your spouse was unfaithful with on your divorce papers, they will get copies of the paperwork.
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  29. Finland celebrates "National Sleepy Head Day," where the last person in the house to wake up is thrown into water by the early risers.
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  30. It would take you 10 years to view all the photos shared on Snapchat in the last hour.
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