1. In 2013, a parent filed a bullying report on a Texas high school football coach for beating his son's team 91-0.
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  2. In 2010, some schools in southern California banned a dictionary for including a definition of oral sex.
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  3. Around 6% of people have narcissistic personality disorder. They have a strong sense of self-importance and lack empathy.
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  4. Contrary to popular belief,
    Coffee does not
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  5. One "dog year" is not equivalent to 7 human years. Dogs age at various rates, depending on their size.
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  6. When George Washington was elected president, no one knew what to call him. No other nation had ever elected a president.
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  7. In 1973, the crew of Skylab 4 staged the first strike in space. They requested time off to "look out the window and think."
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  8. Isaac Newton developed a sunlight phobia from staring at the sun.
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  9. Rainbows are actually Circular. We don't typically see a full circle rainbow because the Earth's horizon blocks the lower part.
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  10. The largest functional Rubik's Cube has 22x22 squares on each face.
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  11. Crocodiles can live from 30 to 75 years.
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  12. A woman's risk of breast cancer approximately doubles if she has a first-degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) who has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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  13. Many American Civil War soldiers had "nostalgia" listed as their cause of death, meaning homesickness.
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  14. Peanuts are not nuts.
    They are legumes.
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  15. President Roosevelt collapsed while being painted. He never regained consciousness before dying. The unfinished painting captures his last waking moment.
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  16. The smallest wage gap between men and women is to be found in New Zealand: under 5%.
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  17. Iran sentences its citizens to the death penalty on cases of corruption.
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  18. While you sleep, your brain filters out noises that might wake you up if it doesn't think you're in danger.
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  19. An egg that is old or bad will float in water, while fresh eggs will sink in water.
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  20. Billy Bob Thornton cheated on Angelina Jolie with the therapist he was seeing about his sex addiction.
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  21. Men with Down syndrome are sterile and cannot father children, except for a few documented cases.
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  22. Prostitution is illegal in Israel, yet 12,000 women work in the sex trade, along with roughly 1,000 men.
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  23. The largest recorded earthquake in the U.S. was a magnitude 9.2 that struck Prince William Sound, Alaska in 1964.
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  24. Martin Luther King Jr. spent his wedding night in a funeral home, since there were no honeymoon suites for African-Americans.
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  25. Homosexuality and abortion were decriminalised in Russia under Lenin's leadership.
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  26. In 1972, a pocket of uranium in Africa was found to have undergone self-sustaining nuclear fission for hundreds of thousands of years, making it the only known naturally formed nuclear reactor.
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  27. A nanometre is about as much as your nails grows every second.
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  28. Dennis Rodman's father had 29 children with 16 different women.
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  29. In 2014, a student in Taiwan went blind after keeping her contact lenses in for 6 months. A microscopic bug ate her eyeballs.
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  30. Low vitamin D levels during pregnancy have been linked to autism.
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