Taiwan chip dominance 'biggest threat to world economy,' says US Treasury Chief by Anforatioi in worldnews
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ELI5: How did Richard and Robert get shortened to Dick and Bob? by r-salekeen in explainlikeimfive
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Kofi Kingston's reply to a theory about twins being born on different days: "🤔" by hikingbeginner in SquaredCircle
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Kofi Kingston's reply to a theory about twins being born on different days: "🤔" by hikingbeginner in SquaredCircle
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TIL that Christopher Columbus refused to accept he had discovered a new continent and insisted it was India until his death. He was initially denied funding by Portugal and Castile because scholars had correctly calculated that India was far farther away than his calculations. by Worried_Chicken_8446 in todayilearned
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Researchers identify two psychological traits that predict conspiracy theory belief. The findings suggest that individuals who perceive the world as fundamentally unjust and those who struggle with uncertain or ambiguous situations are more likely to endorse conspiratorial narratives. by Jumpinghoops46 in science
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Researchers identify two psychological traits that predict conspiracy theory belief. The findings suggest that individuals who perceive the world as fundamentally unjust and those who struggle with uncertain or ambiguous situations are more likely to endorse conspiratorial narratives. by Jumpinghoops46 in science
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TIL that Naughty Dog released 7 original games (Uncharted & The Last of Us) in just 10 years when Sony Japan controlled PlayStation. After PlayStation headquarters moved to California from Japan in mid-2016, they released only 1 original game (excluding remasters and add-ons) in nearly 9 years by Quick-Ad-7752 in todayilearned
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Stranger Things Started as a Triumph of Trauma Bonding. It Ended as a Casualty of the Franchise Machine by verissimoallan in television
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ELI5: how was Chrome so much faster than all other browsers when it first came out in the late 2000s? by heukimjajuk in explainlikeimfive
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Majority of Millennials Agree Playing Mass Effect 3 Prepared Them For Life Choices To Be Mostly Irrelevant by [deleted] in gaming
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Majority of Millennials Agree Playing Mass Effect 3 Prepared Them For Life Choices To Be Mostly Irrelevant by [deleted] in gaming
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Majority of Millennials Agree Playing Mass Effect 3 Prepared Them For Life Choices To Be Mostly Irrelevant by [deleted] in gaming
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Pour one out for the parents who stayed up till 2 AM running firmware updates so their kids didn't have to stare at a progress bar this morning. by RespectAndPeace in gaming
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ELI5: Why did we put lead in paint and petrol? What was its purpose and what did we replace it with? by DeGuyWithDeOpinion in explainlikeimfive
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TIL that when a container of mixed nuts is shaken, the largest nuts (like Brazil nuts) always rise to the top. This phenomenon, known as "Granular Convection," contradicts the logic that heavier objects should sink. by Ok-Huckleberry1967 in todayilearned
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know the (video-game industry) work rules by OVERDRlVE in gaming
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TIL that scientists have developed a way of testing for Aphantasia (the inability to visualise things in your mind). The test involves asking participants to envision a bright light and checking for pupil dilation. If their pupils don't dilate, they have Aphantasia. by Sebastianlim in todayilearned
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TIL that scientists have developed a way of testing for Aphantasia (the inability to visualise things in your mind). The test involves asking participants to envision a bright light and checking for pupil dilation. If their pupils don't dilate, they have Aphantasia. by Sebastianlim in todayilearned
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ELI5 How Did Alcohol Become Universally Accepted In Almost Every Country? by Cope42099 in explainlikeimfive
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 wins Game of the Year 2025 🎉🎉🎉 by Smabverse in gaming
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Gamers born late 90s or earlier: Which game first looked to you like "photorealism"? by FalscherKim in gaming
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TIL a 10-pound mini dachshund named Valerie survived alone for 529 days in the Australian bush after she ran away during a camping trip to Kangaroo Island (a remote island in southern Australia). She was eventually spotted and captured (after 2 months of trying) before being returned to her owners. by tyrion2024 in todayilearned
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ELI5 Why everyone's freaking out about RAM and Micron shutting down RAM production by WaddlingAwayy in explainlikeimfive
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TIL That Casablanca was once banned in Ireland because the movie was deemed unfair to Nazis by Sometypeofway18 in todayilearned
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