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Headache Treatment in 1895
The worst headaches were treated by drilling a hole in the skull during a procedure called trepanation.
Food
4Chan Found The Anonymous Burger King Lettuce Guy In Less Than 20 Minutes
The classic meme was born through the 2012 4Chan post captioned “This is the lettuce you eat at burger king”.
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The Tragic Tale of Jon Brower Minnoch: The Fattest Person in The World
Jon Brower Minnoch was the fattest person in the world weighing 1400 pounds. Minnoch died at age of 42.
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Conjoined Twins Abby and Brittany
Conjoined Twins Abby and Brittany beaten the odds and have become successful teachers.
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Japan’s Secretive Death Row Executions
For Japanese death row executioners it’s like a firing squad – at least one of which will have a blank cartridge instead of a live round.
Health
Goiânia Accident Poisons Hundreds in 1987 Brazil
The Goiânia accident teaches us a bitter lesson about the effects of radioactive contamination in a modern metropolitan setting.
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Pornhub Reveals Most Popular 2022 Searches
Pornhub is revealing what X-rated shows Americans like to watch by showing the most popular searches on the site for 2022.
Crime
Colombia’s Infamous ‘Pink Cocaine’ is Spreading Quickly Through Europe
A new generation of teenage narcos in Colombia is selling pink cocaine, which is a combination of ketamine, MDMA, and pink food coloring. Authorities in Europe are seizing it more often.
Health
Life in Hong Kong’s Brutal ‘Coffin Houses’
Despite coffin houses being deemed “an insult to human dignity,” by the United Nations, for 200,000 individuals, there is still no other option.
Health
India’s Nightmare Garbage Mountains From Hell
200 foot tall Garbage Mountains near Delhi are constantly on fire due to all the released methane gas.
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The Roman’s LSD: Tripping on Sarpa Salpa Fish Heads for 36 Hours
After eating the Sarpa Salpa, Joe Roberts of National Geographic experienced sci-fi themed hallucinations, futuristic vehicles, images of space exploration, and monuments marking humanity’s first trips into space.
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John Thompson Had Both His Arms Ripped Off And Reattached
North Dakota’s John Thompson became famous overnight in January 1992, when he survived having both arms ripped off on his Hurdsfield, ND farm.
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Waving Goodbye From Inside Switzerland’s Suicide Capsule
“The user will likely feel disorientated or euphoric. “The whole thing takes about 30 seconds.”
Food
Wine Flows From the Tap in This Small Italian Town
Had you been doing your laundry or taking a shower at the time, RIP. Wine tears.
Health
What’s With All These Recent Reports of Sheep Walking in a Circle?
CTV footage from northern China’s Inner Mongolia region shows dozens of sheep aimlessly walking in a circle for no apparent reason.
Health
A Teen in India with ‘Werewolf Syndrome’ So Rare it is Believed Only 50 People Have Had it Since the Middle Ages
Reactivation of hair-growth genes causes congenital hypertrichosis, better known as Werewolf Syndrome.
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Cape Town Artist Illustrates Memorizing Mining Output Visualizations
Dillon Marsh, an artist from Cape Town, South Africa, uses photography to explore the tenuous relationship between humans and the world around us.
Health
Lab Grown Mini Brains Grew Functioning Eyes in Breakthrough for Eye Health
Thanks to these brains eye health researchers can better determine how to treat early retinal illnesses by understanding how eyes develop.
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86 Year Old Bodybuilder Becomes Oldest to Ever Compete in Japan
Toshisuke Kanazawa, at age 86, became the oldest competitor in the history of the Japan Bodybuilding Championships.
Health
Mutant Crocodile Discovered with a Mermaid-Like Tail
This mutant crocodile has a mermaid like tail resembling ancient crocks.
Health
Colorado Votes to Legalize Shrooms and Other Psychedelic Substances
After Oregon, Colorado became the second state to approve the use of psilocybin mushrooms.
Health
Massive ‘Breakthrough’ as Cancer ‘Disappears’ for All Patients in Experimental Drug Trial
This experimental drug could change the field of cancer research.
Crime
Nxivm Sex Cult Leader Keith Raniere Sentenced to 120 Years in Prison
Nxivm cult founder Keith Raniere was convicted last year of racketeering, sex trafficking, child pornography possession and other crimes.
Health
China Locks 30,000 Visitors Inside Shanghai Disneyland After One Guest Got Covid-19
Guests are locked inside the park and they’re not allowed to leave until they take a Covid test.
Health
Inside the World of Real-Life Vampires in New Orleans and Atlanta
Maven Lore found his community in New Orleans, where he’s now the king of the city’s vampire court.
Health
Global Warming is Already Killing Us
Temperature increases have been associated with a decline in mental health.
Health
Great Resignation Quitters Received Big raises, and Now They Might Be Out of a Job
Great resignation quitters are leaving jobs in record numbers – and bosses are still scrambling to figure out how to keep them
Food
Alcoholism May Be Caused by Perfectionism, Study Finds
People who expect themselves to reach unrealistic heights may be prone to reaching for the bottle.