In order to legally give someone a tattoo in South Korea, one must obtain a doctor's license. 
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 The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 started as a result of information from a Russian spy who was executed by Russia the following year. 
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 in the fiscal year of 2014, the DEA spent an average of US$4.20 per marijuana plant they uprooted. 
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 Airlines make more money  selling air miles than seats: between 1.5 and 2.5 cents per mile. 
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 The  extinct Ubykh language, spoken in the Caucasus until 1992, holds the record for  most consonants: it had  83 but only two vowels. 
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A teaspoon of water contains about 500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 atoms in it. 
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 An  Octopus with  96 tentacles was caught in Japan in 2008. 
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Snakes  are unable  to close  their eyes. They can't blink and they must sleep with their eyes open. 
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 Some monkeys  and apes can recognize when a situation is unfair. 
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 Takeout coffee cups are  not recyclable and billions are wasted every year. 
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When you donate your body to science, it can get used as a crash test dummy, for medical training, forensic research or to save a life through organ transplants. 
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 Indonesians are the world's  shortest people. 
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Pre-Incan people are still living on man-made floating islands of grass on Lake Titicaca, as they have for hundreds of years. 
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 While studying brain scans to search for  patterns that correlated with  psychopathic behavior,  neuroscientist James Fallon found that  his own brain fit the profile. 
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 Martin Luther King Jr.'s mother was also slain by a bullet. 
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Leo Fender, inventor of the Telecaster and Stratocaster, could not play guitar. 
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 The  Millennium Prize is a  US$1 million award given to whoever can solve any  1 of 7 math problems, but to date  only 1 of the problems has been solved. 
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 A man can be arrested in Italy  for wearing a skirt in public. 
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 The village of Dull, Scotland, is a "sister community" with the US town of Boring. 
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The Statue Of Liberty's full name is "Liberty Enlightening the World." 
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 79% of Americans would take a  pay cut to work for a company that's  more "just" in their business practice. 
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 The siege of Masada by troops of the Roman Empire at the end of the First Jewish–Roman War ended in the mass suicide of 960 people. The place is now a popular tourist attraction in Israel. 
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For every person on earth, there are roughly 170 million insects. 
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 Jack Daniels employees get a  free bottle on the first payday of each month. 
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 In the 90s, the average American supermarket had 9,000 products. Today, there are around 40,000. 
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Every  piece of plastic  ever made still exists. 
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80% of plane crashes occur in the first 3 or last 8 minutes of a flight. 
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 30 years ago, you had about about 17 minutes to escape a house fire. Today it's down to 3 to 4 minutes because newer homes and the furniture inside them burn faster. 
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"Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia"
 is the scientific term for brain freeze. 
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 Jackie Kennedy won an  Emmy Award for her televised  tour of The  White House in 1962. 
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 In 2011, scientists  re-measured Norway's beaches, islands and fjords,  adding 11,000 miles to its coastline. 
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Beyonce Knowles is an 8th cousin, four times removed, of Gustav Mahler. 
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 We lose  over a pound  of weight during sleep  by exhaling. 
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 Billy Mitchell, founding  father of the  U.S. Air Force, predicted in 1924 that air attacks would be made by the Japanese on  Pearl Harbor. 
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600,000 hacking attempts are made to Facebook accounts every day. 
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In the U.S., it cost between US$134,000 and US$237,000 to raise a child from birth to age 17 (not counting school). 
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 From the Middle Ages up to 1809,
 Finland was part of Sweden. 
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 There's a specific word  in Germany for learning to live with the past, in particular the Holocaust: "Vergangenheitsbewaltigung." 
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The Philippines has the slowest Internet speed in Southeast Asia: 3.54 Mbps. 
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Bamboo can grow up to 1 meter (3.2 ft) in 24 hours. 
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Abraham Lincoln was the tallest U.S. President at 6-foot-4. 
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 A  honeybee's true  surface area is the  size of a piece of  toast. 
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Albert Einstein didn't like to wear socks. 
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 51.5% of  deaths for  hip-hop musicians are  homicide. 
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During WW2, two polish doctors saved 8,000 Jews from the Holocaust by faking a typhus epidemic that stopped the Nazis entering their town. 
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 People who weigh more than others see distances as farther  away. 
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Apple earns US$300,000 per minute. 
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Chimpanzees can identify each other from pictures of their butts. 
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 Lenticular clouds are  rare formations that can  look like UFOs. They are formed when wind encounters an obstruction such as a mountain. 
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