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THE SCOOP!
@Undisciplined is piling in...
I almost became the biggest holder of No contracts... but alas, no.
Predyx is loving this
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The strongest muscle in the body is the tongue.
We have to break it to you that tongue is not the strongest muscle in the body. The tongue itself is a muscle and it contains at least eight different muscles which are intertwine by creating a very flexible matrix. The strongest muscle in the body is Masseter which is responsible for lifting up the jaw.
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so much
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Ants take rest for around 8 Minutes in 12-hour period.
Yes, surprising right? But not in the way we interpret sleep. James and Cottel have conducted research which shows that ants have a cyclical pattern of resting periods where each nest respite collectively which lasts for around eight minutes in a 12-hour period.
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A tiger's skin is actually striped, just like their fur. Also, no two fur patterns are alike
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AWESOME... like fingertips?
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"I Am" is the shortest complete sentence in the English language.
True, to make a sentence in English, it should both include a subject and predicate. In the sentence, ‘I am’, ‘I’ is subject and ‘am’ is a predicate and also expresses a complete thought. Thus, ‘I am’ is the shortest sentence in English.
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When the moon is directly overhead, you will weigh slightly less.
Yes, this is true, as per the calculation it is said that a person will weigh 0.48g lighter for a 100kg person. When the moon is directly overhead, they are going to weigh 0.5g lighter as the moon attracts you in the same way it attracts water when it makes tides.
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not very
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Camels have three eyelids to protect themselves from the blowing desert sand.
Camels have different ways to adapt to their environment. They have a third clear eyelid that helps in protecting their eyes from blowing sand. Also, two rows of long lashes protect their eyes.
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Chocolate can kill dogs, as it contains theobromine, which affects their heart and nervous system.
Chocolate consists of an ingredient called theobromine (similar to caffeine) that is toxic to dogs. Dogs are not capable of breaking it down or metabolizing theobromine as humans can. Theobromine majorly affects a dog’s central nervous system, heart and kidneys.
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Women blink nearly twice as much as men!
This is pure myth! Blink rates are pretty identical of both the sexes. Scientists have suggested that the interval between blink is nearly about 2-10 seconds so an average person blinks about 10 times per minute.
Another interesting fact is that, we blink less frequently if our eyes are focused on one thing. For instance, while you read, you only blink three times per minute because while reading you are very focused.
Clearly.
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Good for them. It’s a great bitcoin integrated project.
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Eggcelent for 'em
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The longest anyone has held their breath underwater is over 24.5 minutes. The world record for breath-holding underwater was achieved by Croatian Budimir Šobat on 27 March 2021, who held his breath for a total of 24 minutes and 37 seconds. On average, a human can hold their breath between 30-90 seconds.
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For us??
We'll win.
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NO WINs
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no. winz
If you sneeze too hard, you can fracture a rib. If you try to suppress a sneeze, you can rupture a blood vessel in your head or neck and die.
Yes, if you block the pressure of the sneeze, it can cause a rupture of the eardrums, irritation of the the throat and in worst cases, rupture blood vessels in your brain or eyes.
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Predyx is getting some free Advertising!!
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What's up, my guy?
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The "sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick" is said to be the toughest tongue twister in the English language.
This tongue twister is considered as the toughest one to say by the Guiness Book of Records known as "sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick". This tongue twister is extremely difficult to say as these string of words quickly multiple times. This may not make much sense, but then tongue twisters are not more than just a series of words put together to exercise your tongue.
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Donkeys may not sleep in bathtubs in Brooklyn, New York. In Arkansas, it’s alligators that aren’t allowed in the tub, while in South Carolina, it’s horses.
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LEGO bricks withstand compression better than concrete. An ordinary plastic LEGO brick is able to support the weight of 375,000 other bricks before it fails. This, theoretically, would let you build a tower nearing 3.5km in height. Scaling this up to house-size bricks, however, would cost far too much.
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Horses 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
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cats
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It's almost impossible to get too much sugar from fresh fruit. While the sugar in fruit is mostly fructose and glucose (fructose is what's converted into fat in your body), you can't get too much sugar from fresh fruit. Fresh fruit contains a lot of fibre and water which slows down your digestion and makes you feel full.
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Novo can't either
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cray
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It's an Australian slang??
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probs
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He never believed in us.
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uh-hu... he's a sneaky lil expert gambler. No faith, only stats
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He has turned freebitcoin and predyx gambling into a part time job. I do have to say he is pretty good at it.
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I guess his profits are the judge of that
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He has made some remarkable profits. He hardly loses.
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Crazy
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Cool (see what I did there!)
I agree.
He isn't greedy and that's his best quality as a degen.
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Mirrors facing each other don't produce infinite reflections. Each reflection will be darker than the last and eventually fade into invisibility. Mirrors absorb a fraction of the energy of the light striking them. The total number of reflections mirrors can produce? A few hundred.
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Betting against the things you love
Classic economist move
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Ruthless, powerful
The liquidity is really low in this market otherwise I would go with a BIG NO on it.
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not quite
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All mammals get goosebumps. When your hair stands on end, tiny muscles contract at each hair's base which distorts the skin to create goosebumps. This process is called piloerection and is present in all mammals. Hair or fur is used to trap an insulating air layer.
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