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The creator of Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard, is credited as the most published author in history, having reportedly written 1,084 books. He was prolific as a pulp fiction writer in the 1930s, coming up with many westerns, sci-fi stories, and pirate tales.

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According to the Cuban government, Fidel Castro survived over 600 assassination attempts.

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When nine-banded armadillos have babies, they are always identical quadruplets.

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Forwarded from Brainverse ♾ (Mamatkulov Javohir)

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The McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish was invented to help increase business among Catholics, who traditionally didn’t eat meat on Fridays.

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In China, fish is traditionally served for Lunar New Year because the Chinese word for fish is a homophone for the Chinese word for surplus, thus symbolizing wealth.

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The Simpsons’ creator Matt Groening is from Portland, Oregon. Many of its characters share names with Portland features, like Flanders Street (last name of neighbor Ned) and Van Houten Avenue (surname of Bart’s friend Milhouse).

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Elvis Presley was such a Star Trek fan, he named one of his horses Star Trek
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Except for JFK and LBJ, the remains of every dead U.S. president since Herbert Hoover have been buried on the grounds of their presidential libraries
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Along with half of the U.S. Treasury’s gold, Fort Knox once held a copy of England’s Magna Carta for safekeeping during World War II. Later, fearing the Cold War might cause a shortage, Fort Knox was used to store tens of thousands of pounds of opium

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In 1942 Congress authorized the construction of a canal across the width of Florida, so Texas petroleum could be shipped to the East Coast with minimal exposure to German submarines. The canal was one-third complete in 1971 when President Nixon halted the work for environmental reasons.

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In 2022 NASA attempted to alter the path of an asteroid 6.8 million miles away by ramming into it with a spacecraft as a test to see if they could prevent one from striking Earth if necessary. They were successful.

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Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León never looked for the Fountain of Youth. The tale was concocted years after his death by a chronicler who wanted him to appear foolish.

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February was chosen as Black History Month because it contains the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass.

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Jack Kerouac wrote On the Road during a 20-day marathon, typing it out on a single 120-foot-long scroll of paper. The unusual manuscript sold at auction for over $2.4 million in 2001

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In 2004 the United Nations made the first addition to Morse Code since World War II—the @ symbol. Ironically, it takes longer to tap it out than spelling A-T.

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During the 1960s and ’70s, Hawaii’s volcanic landscape was used to prepare Apollo astronauts for rugged Moon terrain. Today, NASA uses the lava fields of Kilauea volcano to help simulate the surface of Mars.

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Philadelphia Cream Cheese has never been made in Philadelphia. When it was first created in 1872, the spread’s home state of New York had a reputation for making chalky cheeses while Pennsylvania dairy farms had a reputation for making creamy cheeses.
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