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Vending
machines kill more people every year than sharks do.
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You exert
more energy when you unfold a single piece of paper than we have collected in
all the radio waves we have ever collected from outer space.
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The state
of Maine has more black bears than black people.
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Your
father, your father's father, your father's father's father, and so on;
stretching all the way back in an unbroken chain to the first cell, each
managed to find a mate and successfully reproduce.
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80% of
Soviet males born in 1923 didn't survive WWII.
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Nintendo
existed at the same time as the Ottoman Empire.
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Neutron
stars are so dense that if you dropped a gummy bear from one meter away it
would hit the surface in a microsecond with the force of 1,000 nuclear bombs.
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You could
walk from North Korea to Norway and only pass through one other country.
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A 7 year
old girl in South Africa is more likely to be raped than to receive an
education.
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Every two
days human beings create as much information as we did from the dawn of time
until 2003.
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The US has
4% of the world's population, but 25% of the world's prison population.
·
You can
sail from Canada to Canada in a straight line and never hit land, crossing
through every time zone along the way that isn't already in Canada.
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There are
more potential unique shuffles for a single deck of cards than planets in the
visible universe.
·
If you
spend 3 seconds in front of every piece of art inside the Louvre Museum, you'd
need five months to see everything.
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There's
enough space between the Earth and the moon to fit in all the rest of the
planets in the solar system.
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Samsung is
responsible for 25% of South Korea's GDP.
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Of all the
species of mammals that are on planet Earth, 20% of them are types of bats.
·
More
people have contracted cancers directly attributable to the clean-up at 9/11
ground zero than people who have contracted cancers remotely attributable to
Chernobyl.
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All the
ants in the world weigh about the same as all the people in the world.
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The
typical cloud weighs 1.1 million pounds.
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