5 facts that sound fake but are totally true

 1. Believe it or not, pineapples take two years to grow.

2. Cheetahs can't roar. They can only meow like domestic house cats.

3. Scientists who work with cockroaches often become allergic to preground coffee.

This means exactly what you think it means.

4. Around the world, many militaries have trained combat dolphins to perform dangerous tasks, like locate underwater mines.

A US Navy-trained dolphin in a photo from 2003.

5. Bananas are berries, but strawberries are not.

Weird but true.

What are some awesome movie facts & details?

 The Black hole in Interstellar wasn't just good CGI. The VFX team accidentally created real science that even physicists had never seen before.

We all know how obsessed Christopher Nolan is when it comes down to accuracy in his movies. For the Black hole scene in Interstellar, he brought in Kip Thorne a world renowned physicist who would go on to win the Nobel prize in 2017.

To make the scene as realistic as possible, Thorne got to work and sent the VFX team equations about how light bends around a spinning black hole. They created a new software called DNGR to run the simulation. The process was so complex that each single IMAX frame took over 100 hours to render.

When it was complete, Thorne revealed that even he was seeing a fast spinning black hole in ultra high definition for the very first time.

The VFX team had accidentally made a major contribution to astrophysics. Their simulation revealed spacetime warping into shapes nobody had ever seen before.Their findings were so significant that they were published in two peer reviewed scientific journals. They also won the Oscar for Best visual effects that year.

What are some awesome movie facts & details?

 There’s a scene in Terminator 2 where the T1000 appears in the form of Linda Hamilton:

And you can’t figure out which one is the real one.

The clone was actually Linda Hamilton’s twin sister. She also appears in a scene where Sarah Conner is putting stitches on the terminator’s head in front of a mirror:

Having a movie star for a twin sibling turns out to be a good source of side hustle money.

What are some of the most awesome psychological facts?

 

• Pay attention to body language- where the feet point, where the eyes are looking, positioning of the arms. It can be very telling of their mood.

• People try to hand you things when selling or advertising because the act of physical reception makes you more likely to pay attention/donate/buy.

• Car salesmen and the like will often offer drinks or snacks or something when opening the interactions. Receiving them makes you more likely to buy. Lots of sales positions rely psychological manipulation.

• When on the phone, the person who first hangs up has the upper hand during the next conversation, be it in person or on the phone.

• Eye contact and silence carry a lot of weight. Becoming fluent in either can impact your presence among others.

• The touching of arms, hands, or shoulders is a 'power move', used to assert dominance. This is why the man in the suit will often put his hand around the other's back while reprimanding or commending him.

• The upper-left portion of a photograph is the position of priority- given our habit of reading left to right, that is where our eyes are drawn first. Politicians will often vie for this position when photographs are being taken.

• Others will come to you if you make a slight motion with your fingers and eyes, similar to a dog. Continued use of this in the proper circumstances will lead to them often looking to you. This is known as behavioral conditioning.

• When entering a crowded room filled with people you don't know, glance in a direction and give a smile and head nod, as if acknowledging someone. Anyone watching will assume you know someone, and you can use the 'momentum' from the imaginary to move directly into engaging someone real.

• When in an unfamiliar situation, physically rearranging something can give a sense of control. The act of exerting power over something, even if it's just the book on the coffeetable, can iprove your confidence.

• Misdirection is incredible. Even a glance towards something behind someone or off to the side is enough to let you slip away.

• Confidence is more incredible. It is possible to bypass confrontation with a brazen display of fearlessness. Sounds stupid, but it's known as 'bluffing', and is ingrained in us.

• You can use vague references to get in close with people you don't know. 'Hey man, weren't you at (X)?" Whether true or not, it can lead to more conversation.

• When you have something that you need to do but keep putting off, force yourself to do it for 5 minutes, with the option of quitting afterwards. By then you will usually have reengaged your brain from 'procrastinate' into 'production', and can do your thing.

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What are some of the awesome facts you believe very few people know?

 

• This is the best preserved dinosaur tissue ever discovered.

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• A Rubik’s cube has approximately 43 quintillion combination sets.

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• Humans can distinguish between at least 1 trillion smells.

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• If you shuffle a pack of cards properly, chances are that exact order has never been seen before.

Quite Interesting

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• The first footprint on the moon will probably last as long as the moon itself.

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• Chocolate makes you happy.

What are some of the awesome facts you believe very few people know?

 1.Love is in the air of Switzerland.

2.The Lone Runner.:-|

3. I would be a billionaire. Tickets confirmed.

4. So ultimately,we have dinosaur's tasted water.

5. Whole childhood gaming was a lie.=_=

6. Children are cute, but not their skull.

7. Wishing it could be possible.

8. LOL !

9. That's tremendous quantity.:O

10. Sympathy for Pluto.

Image source:

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What are some of the awesome facts you believe very few people know?

 Let's talk about our loved one “google”.

• Google is actually derived from mathematical term 'googol' which means 1 with hunderd zero following it.

• When google started, it was named as 'backrub' by Larry page and Sergey brin.

• Since 2010, google have been acquiring average one company every week. YouTube, android, wage are some of them which are owned by google.
• Larry and Sergey's private planes have special runways in Nasa where no other planes are allowed.

• Google owns common misspellings of it's own name as well.

• No part of google office is allowed to be more than 150 feet sway from any kind of food.

• Google helps pronounce massive numbers if we write english after that.

• Google wanted to sell itself in 1999 to a company named excite in 1 million dollar but that time they denied to pay this. Today google is worth $1 trillion. Rejection helps sometimes.

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What are some of the awesome facts you believe very few people know?

 

1. Turritopsis nutricula Immortal jellyfish is the only species known to live forever.

2. Butterflies taste with their feet.

3. Sea otters hold hands when they sleep to keep from drifting apart.

4. Squirrels plant thousands of new trees each year simply by forgetting where they put their acorns.

5. Gentoo penguins propose to their lifemates with a pebble.

6. Oysters can change gender depending on which is best for mating.

7. Seahorses mate for life, and when they travel they hold each others’ tails.

8. Squirrels will adopt other squirrels babies if they are abandoned.

Source: 30 Happy Animal Facts That Will Make You Smile.