In 2000, a Filipino student created the ILOVEYOU virus after his thesis was rejected.

It infected 10 million computers worldwide, caused $20 billion in damages and he was never charged because writing malware wasn't yet illegal in the Philippines.

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This is Oscar, a cat at an old age home who could sense when people were about to die. He would lie beside them for hours, and staff began calling families after seeing him. He predicted over 100 deaths before he passed away.

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A Chinese man defied the odds, he was trapped underwater for five days with only 4% oxygen left. When he was rescued, his first words were, "Can I get a cigarette?"

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Finnish police once found a dead mosquito in a stolen car. They tested its last blood meal and successfully used it to identify the thief.

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A delivery man ran into his son on a date and thought he'd embarrass him so he pretended not to know him, but the son proudly called him over to meet his girlfriend.

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A man from India filed a case against his parents, claiming they gave birth to him without his consent, saying, 'It is wrong to bring children into the world because they then have to endure lifelong suffering.'

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Man breaks up with his girlfriend because she doesn't believe in dinosaurs, saying raising children with such fundamental differences wouldn't work for him.

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This man faked heart attacks in more than 20 Spanish restaurants to avoid paying his bills, but his final act landed him in jail.

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24 year old Alyssa is Training to become the First human on Mars and she will never return back to Earth.

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In Japan, most married men hand over their entire salary to their wives and receive a monthly 'pocket money' allowance in return.

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In Japan, strangers quietly leave water bottles next to drunk people to ensure they stay hydrated

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Nepal's Gen Z elects their new prime minister on Discord. The world's first head of state chosen via social media. They made all their decisions through votes on Discord servers.

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This is the Sphere in Las Vegas. Whenever it's not busy and no ads are booked, it goes into a grumpy mode and looks around and judges the buildings next door.

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In 2015, two New Jersey daycare employees were arrested for running a toddler "Fight Club" among a dozen kids between the ages of 4 and 6.

They were caught after posting the fights on Snapchat.

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In 1998, Honduras built a bridge over the Choluteca River, but Hurricane Mitch rerouted the river.

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One teaspoon of honey is the lifetime work of about 12 bees. That tiny spoonful comes from roughly 30,000 flower visits and about 750 miles of bee flight.

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At just 15, Heman Bekele created a soap infused with nanoparticles carrying skin cancer medicine, making treatment cheaper and more accessible. Inspired by workers in Ethiopia, his idea earned global recognition and TIME’s 2024 Kid of the Year award. Proof that innovation and compassion can change lives.

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Show some respect for him❤️

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A man won a racial discrimination lawsuit against his employer and went to cash the settlement at the bank. But the bank doubted him and called the cops, so he sued them for another racial discrimination case.

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A man purchased a house next to his ex-wife and installed a $7,000, 12-foot bronze statue of a raised middle finger, positioned to face her window and illuminated by spotlights directed at her yard.

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A man accidentally left his phone recording during a colonoscopy and captured medical staff insulting him while he was under anesthesia, so he filed a lawsuit and won a $500,000 settlement.

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A South Korean woman named Cha Sa-soon broke the world record for most failed driver's license tests, passing after 960 attempts in 2010 and spending more than $10,000.

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