TIL about Grey Owl. A famous indigenous Canadian conservationist during the 1930s. When he died, it was revealed that he wasn't actually First Nations at all - instead he was a British immigrant that was putting on an act. https://ift.tt/TuWrvGy
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TIL about Grey Owl. A famous indigenous Canadian conservationist...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/NathanGorgeous • 295 points and 32 comments
TIL there are wasps that will paralyze lady bugs with a virus and then put a cocoon of its larvae between the ladybug's legs. The larvae emerge and intentionally only eat non-vital organs/parts. About 25% of the hosts regain control of their body afterwards https://ift.tt/7C0l8Uv
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TIL there are wasps that will paralyze lady bugs with a virus and...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Frostytoes99 • 164 points and 30 comments
TIL The Myers-Briggs Test Is Absolute Nonsense https://ift.tt/rJexoGN
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TIL The Myers-Briggs Test Is Absolute Nonsense
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/PicardTangoAlpha • 76 points and 31 comments
TIL that, in 1960, Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley gave Prince Akihito of Japan bluegill fish to be bred in Japan for food. They escaped captivity and are now an invasive species in Japan. https://ift.tt/wJyK4ef
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TIL that, in 1960, Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley gave Prince...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/rounding_error • 95 points and 10 comments
TIL while the fear that technological unemployment inevitably generates structural unemployment is known as the ‘Luddite Fallacy’, the Luddites themselves were actually put out of their jobs by new tech, and were brutally crushed when they revolted https://ift.tt/78Jjqzb
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TIL while the fear that technological unemployment inevitably...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/pufballcat • 63 points and 12 comments
TIL Measured by its longevity and popularity, the Cessna 172 is the most successful aircraft in history. First produced in 1956, more than 44,000 had been made as of 2015. It holds the world record for the longest manned non-stop flight of 65 days, set in 1959. https://ift.tt/DmxMOYw
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TIL Measured by its longevity and popularity, the Cessna 172 is...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/pufballcat • 114 points and 10 comments
TIL that at one point in early 1913, Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Leon Trotsky, Josep "Tito" Broz, Sigmund Freud, Alban Ferg, Carl Jung, and Ludwig and Paul Wittgenstein were all in Vienna at the exact same time. https://ift.tt/mbHSd9A
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TIL that at one point in early 1913, Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler,...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/I-Identify-Guns • 122 points and 23 comments
TIL JFK experienced chronic back pain. He underwent 4 back operations, including a discectomy, an instrumentation and fusion, and 2 minor surgeries that failed to improve his pain. https://ift.tt/qrlKbUi
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TIL JFK experienced chronic back pain. He underwent 4 back...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/davidmilan46 • 142 points and 40 comments
TIL that the most powerful supercomputer in the year 2000 (the IBM ASCI White) cost the 2022 equivalent of $189 million and ran at 7.226 teraflops. The 32-Core variant of the Macbook Pro in 2022 costs $3,499 and has a peak performance of 10.4 teraflops. https://ift.tt/jh23CwL
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TIL that the most powerful supercomputer in the year 2000 (the IBM...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/electricmaster23 • 52 points and 3 comments
TIL about Odette Sansom Hallowes. An SOE agent during WWII, she was captured by the Gestapo, interrogated, tortured, and sentenced to death twice. She survived the war and was the first woman to be awarded the UK’s George Cross. In 1951 her GC was stolen, but later returned with an apology note. https://ift.tt/KAnzI4O
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TIL about Odette Sansom Hallowes. An SOE agent during WWII, she...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/ladyem8 • 284 points and 7 comments
TIL former NFL player Rosey Grier was a bodyguard for Senator Robert Kennedy’s wife— Ethel Kennedy— the night Robert Kennedy was assassinated. Grier assisted others in subduing Kennedy’s assassin and held the assassin’s pistol in his pocket before passing it to police. https://ift.tt/dcUYGm8
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TIL former NFL player Rosey Grier was a bodyguard for Senator...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/OddBirds • 85 points and 12 comments
TIL North Korea had a higher GDP per capita than South Korea in 1970 https://ift.tt/HE3XMkP
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TIL North Korea had a higher GDP per capita than South Korea in 1970
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Fluffy_Smile2231 • 159 points and 25 comments
TIL that scientists in Japan over a decade ago created an odor recorder that could analyze, store, and reproduce smells. https://ift.tt/S8XBo7G
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TIL that scientists in Japan over a decade ago created an odor...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Paracortex • 59 points and 11 comments
TIL about Archie Karas, a Greek gambler who turned $50 into $40 million in 3 years playing poker in Las Vegas before losing it all https://ift.tt/G7fCUdW
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TIL about Archie Karas, a Greek gambler who turned $50 into $40...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/lavinshaven58 • 21,205 points and 564 comments
TIL that words which take on completely different meanings when their first letter is capitalised (eg. Turkey the country vs turkey the bird) are called capitonyms https://ift.tt/n4zeRuD
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TIL that words which take on completely different meanings when...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/DeadForDecember • 1,723 points and 134 comments
TIL that dire wolves lived 9,500 years ago and were the size of large modern gray wolves, but with larger teeth and stronger biting ability. Their extinction is believed to have been caused by their reliance on megaherbivores as prey, climatic change, and competition from other species. https://ift.tt/BJtrpLm
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TIL that dire wolves lived 9,500 years ago and were the size of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/ralphbernardo • 2,409 points and 94 comments
TIL a 747 is made up of 6,000,000 parts https://ift.tt/Byo6WY0
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TIL a 747 is made up of 6,000,000 parts
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/EastCoastJohnny • 238 points and 50 comments
TIL toilet paper isn’t a standard use item in India. Instead, it’s considered more hygienic to splash yourself with water using your bare hands for cleanup https://ift.tt/tFDxHpZ
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TIL toilet paper isn’t a standard use item in India. Instead, it’s...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/theclassictaco • 267 points and 235 comments
TIL there’s a White House fountain in memory of two prominent men who shared a home and died together on the Titanic. https://ift.tt/lQkCymM
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TIL there’s a White House fountain in memory of two prominent men...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/valandsend • 188 points and 31 comments
TIL about the Saskatoon freezing deaths of Indigenous Canadians https://ift.tt/k4Cv3Th
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TIL about the Saskatoon freezing deaths of Indigenous Canadians
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/driedpoop33 • 79 points and 18 comments
TIL Delhi, India is the most surveilled city in the world with 1,826.6 CCTV cameras per square mile https://ift.tt/mO269lF
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TIL Delhi, India is the most surveilled city in the world with...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/goatsarepower • 104 points and 49 comments