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TIL about a student nurse called Lupe Hernandez who, in 1966, invented hand sanitizer (alcohol gel). She realised that if alcohol was in gel form, it could clean hands when people had no access to soap and water.
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Submitted March 16, 2020 at 06:47PM by Thomo136
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TIL about Stage Coach Mary - 63 year old, gunslinging, booze drinking, cigar smoking, fist fighting freed slave - and first black woman is U.S. history to deliver the mail.
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Submitted March 16, 2020 at 07:30PM by RiggityRickSanchez
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TIL The "Mensch of Malden Mills" could have retired when his textile factory burned down. Instead he paid employees for 60 days and rebuilt the factory in the same place. When asked about his decision, he replied: "And what would I do with it? Eat more? Buy another suit? Retire and die?"
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Submitted March 16, 2020 at 07:55PM by sirguynate
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TIL about Elizabeth McWilliams, a nurse's aid who took care of influenza patients in 1918. She worked tirelessly for patients before contracting the illness herself and dying. Her last words were "I am happy because I've tried to be a real American."
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Submitted March 16, 2020 at 08:52PM by TrueBirch
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TIL the women who discovered Heath Ledger called Mary Kate Olsen instead of 911 when she discovered the body, and Olsen refused to talk to the cops unless she was granted immunity, despite the cops not accusing her of anything. Her lawyer denied that she had anything to do with the drugs found.
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Submitted March 16, 2020 at 10:57PM by Alec122
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TIL Rick Allen, the drummer from Def Leppard, lost an arm in a car accident in 1984. He thought he would never play again until a friend noticed him tapping his foot while listening to music and offered to develop a specially designed electronic foot pedal. He returned to the band in 1986.
https://ift.tt/38VuM4o

Submitted March 16, 2020 at 09:29PM by haleyfourtwenty
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TIL that Shirley Temple’s youngest daughter, Lori Black aka Lorax, played bass for the American metal band Melvins and that she and band leader Buzz Osbourne were major influences on a young Kurt Cobain.
https://ift.tt/2xEk4SZ

Submitted March 17, 2020 at 12:13AM by chazfinster_
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TIL: The TV show "Big Brother" had a policy of keeping the contestants in total information isolation. This included not informing the cast about 9/11. They had to change the policy after one of the cast's family members was lost at Ground Zero.
https://ift.tt/2U9uody

Submitted March 16, 2020 at 11:24PM by Communist_Pants
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TIL scientists reverse engineered a natural memory by mapping the brain circuits underlying its formation, then “trained” another animal by stimulating brain cells in the pattern of the natural memory, which created an artificial memory that was indistinguishable from the natural one.
https://ift.tt/325KBCB

Submitted March 17, 2020 at 05:29AM by MattRocksYourSocks
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TIL modern fire departments were the creation of insurance companies. Insurance companies hired private brigades to put out fires for their policy holders. Each insurance company had their own brigade and would extinguish the fires of their customers while leaving non-customer properties to burn.
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Submitted March 17, 2020 at 04:41AM by _MikePossibly_
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TIL: there is a Harry Potter fanfic that is so popular among Russian geeks, they published it as a paper book and distributed it among libraries. In the fanfic, Harry applies the scientific method to improve the Wizarding World
https://ift.tt/2YjSN1d

Submitted March 17, 2020 at 11:20AM by born_in_cyberspace
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TIL Koala Bear fingerprints are almost indistinguishable from human fingerprints. A forensic scientist suggested that koala bears were unlikely to be at the scenes of crimes, but police should be aware of the possibility.
https://ift.tt/38YXq4W

Submitted March 17, 2020 at 03:02PM by amansaggu26
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TIL: what it means to measure immortality (sometimes called "lifespan") of an electron, in experiment that failed to disprove immortality assumption, but has offered its minimum lifespan at 66,000 yottayears, which is more than five-quintillion times the current age of the Universe
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Submitted March 17, 2020 at 10:58AM by santasa
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TIL primary school children in Scotland honored their class pets who had died with a Viking-style ceremony. They crafted boats from cardboard for goldfish Bubbles & Freddy, spoke dedications to the fish, and then set fire to the boat which was to carry their pets to the Viking Gods in Valhalla.
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Submitted March 17, 2020 at 03:41PM by Miskatonica
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TIL that many female workers at Ravensbrück concentration were forced to produce army uniforms for the Nazis. They deliberately sabotaged them. An example of this is that they made the heels of socks too narrow or defective. This gave soldiers painful blisters on their feet.
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Submitted March 17, 2020 at 05:39PM by Russian_Bagel
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TIL that in 1943, the life of a 2 ½ year old Jewish boy named Josef Schleifstein was saved after his father hid him in a large sack when they arrived at Buchenwald concentration camp. He was eventually found, but the guards took a liking to him and saw him as a "camp mascot". He survived the war.
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Submitted March 17, 2020 at 03:09PM by Russian_Bagel
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TIL that in 1940 Disney's movie "Fantasia" invented the concept of stereo sound, eventually changing the music industry forever. To promote the film, Disney created a surround sound system called "Fantasound" that used multiple speakers spread across a room to immerse audiences in the film's music
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Submitted March 17, 2020 at 04:31PM by avoidingbeingscared
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