Radar plot depicting the data presented in Nutt, David, Leslie A King, William Saulsbury, Colin Blakemore. "Development of a rational scale to assess the harm of drugs of potential misuse"

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Anosmia, or the loss of smell, is one of the most common manifestations of COVID-19, and one of the symptoms that differentiates it from other diseases with similar characteristics.

As it is clearly evident in the graph, during the first months of the pandemic when few things about COVID-19 were known and testing was scarce, many individuals noticed the loss of smell and turned to the internet to find out what was wrong. The magnitude of these searches at the end of March 2020, translated a few weeks later to hundreds of deaths.

The story repeated itself many times, throughout all COVID-19 waves. People noticed they couldn't smell, searched it on Google, and then a few days later cases were up, and a few weeks later deaths rose as well.

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Number of Serial Killers by Year in the U.S.

The highest growth of serial killers in the U.S. was between 1960 and 1970. That's entirely due to the American mega-project of building high-speed roads between the states everywhere.

Thanks to the new highways, serial killers could easily travel between the states, remain anonymous, and hide their victims on the ways between the states. Especially, the most favourite type of victims were hitchhiker, and with this new American development, there were way more of them than before.

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Bruce Lee vs Jackie Chan: Story Could Have Been Different if Bruce Lee Didn't Die so Young

Remember the first time you saw kung-fu fighting on TV? And do you remember who do you see? Fighting scene had always been not so interesting in western film until the arrival of Bruce Lee. Bruce wowed the audiences with his unpredictable lightning speed blows. Not only did he bring the concept of realistic fighting to movie, Bruce also inspired many martial artist to learn different forms of martial arts, paving way to the modern MMA. However, it is Jackie Chan who really made kung-fu/action movie a worldwide phenonemum.

Jackie didn't follow the same path as Bruce, he was more famous with his crazy and fascinating stunts, such as jumping from the top floor of a shopping mall. Jackie combined kung-fu with detective and comedy film elements, which brought a vast more diversity to the film category.

So who do you like more, Bruce or Jackie?

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