1. George Lucas, creator of Star Wars, claims he has not used the internet since the year 2000.
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  2. The Golden Gate Bridge has approximately 1,200,000 rivets.
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  3. The Confederacy was never recognized by any foreign country during the American Civil War.
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  4. Oxytocin is believed to have a more significant impact on women than on men, which may be why women associate sexual attraction or sexual activity with romance and love more than men do.
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  5. There's a Chinese deity, Tu'er Shen ("rabbit deity"), who manages the love and sex between homosexual men.
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  6. After being shot in the head, Abraham Lincoln remained in a coma for 9 hours.
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  7. Men have nipples because every fetus is female until the Y chromosome kicks in.
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  8. One study found neutered male cats live 62% longer than unneutered ones.
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  9. Female bears give birth during the hibernation period, and are roused when doing so.
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  10. A genetic study in 2007 concluded that domestic cats are descended from Near Eastern wildcats, having diverged around 8,000 BCE in West Asia.
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  11. The prehistoric Finns, along with most Siberian peoples, considered the bear as the spirit of one's forefathers.
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  12. The Chollima, a mythical winged horse, is the national animal of North Korea.
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  13. Politicians tend to express lies and inaccuracies through longer sentences, a study found.
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  14. Millionaire Harris Rosen adopted an urban neighborhood in Florida, giving all families daycare, boosting the graduation rate by 75%, and cutting the crime rate in half.
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  15. George Washington never chopped down a cherry tree. Parson Weems, author of The Life of Washington, created the myth.
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  16. 3.5% of cancer deaths worldwide are attributable to the consumption of alcohol. The World Health Organization has classified alcohol as a Group 1 carcinogen.
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  17. Snakes are immune to their own venom of the venom of close relatives, but not to the venom of other species of snakes.
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  18. Pope Francis only has one lung.
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  19. The script for the movie "Back to the Future" was rejected over 40 times by every major studio and by some more than once.
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  20. Nearly one tourist has died every week in Hawaii, on average, from 2012 to 2015.
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  21. Giant Pacific octopus moms have over 50,000 babies, of which, only a few survive, while moms die.
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  22. The Harry Potter brand has been estimated to be worth as much as US$15 billion.
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  23. Smoking costs the U.S. US$333 billion per year in health-care expenses and lost productivity to boot.
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  24. The average smoker in the U.S. spends US$1,500 to US$3,300 a year.
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  25. In China, human trafficking is punished with the death penalty.
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  26. The Great Barrier Reef is greater in size than the United Kingdom, Holland and Switzerland combined.
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  27. The air pressure on the surface of
    Venus is extreme: about 90 times higher than the pressure
    at sea level here on Earth.
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  28. YouTube was founded by 3 former employees of PayPal.
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  29. High-frequency sounds enhance the sweetness in food, while low frequencies bring out the bitterness.
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  30. New York City is home to the largest transgender population in the U.S., estimated at 25,000 in 2016.
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