40 Random Bits of Trivia That Are Like 50-Pound Dumbbells for Your Brain Gym

Time to put in those reps!
40 Random Bits of Trivia That Are Like 50-Pound Dumbbells for Your Brain Gym

How do you think knowledge became power? By beefing itself up at the fact gym! It didnt snap its fingers and magically develop those rock-hard info abs. It built up those thick encyclopedia muscles one fact rep at a time.

So let that be a lesson. One fact might not seem like much, but it can help get your brain seriously jacked or “yolked,” or whatever the muscly dudes are saying these days.

Sharks

Sharks can track the position of the sun and often hunt with the sun behind them. This is so they can mitigate sun glare that may obstruct their vision while hunting and conceal their approach.

Movie Locations

SCARFACE BE CRACKED.COM After being run out of Miami for the movie's negative portrayal of Cubans, the shoot continued in LA. In the Freedom Town scene, Manny walks under that distinct V where the I-110 and I-10 intersect near Santa Monica.

Source: Curbed

Tears

Scientists grew tear glands in a dish and made them cry CRACKED.COM Using human stem cells, scientists were able to grow tear glands and induce tear production. This is great news for people with tear gland disorders.

Ridley Scott

40 Random Bits of Trivia That Are Like 50-Pound Dumbbells for Your Brain Gym

Nas

CRACKED NASCRED NEW HIS SEVEN-YEAR- OLD DAUGHTER AS A PRODUCER. Nas listed his child daughter as an executive producer on his Platinum album Stillmatic, to ensure she will always receive royalties from the album's sales.

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Columbia Records

Genius

The Two-Party System

TWO PARTIES There are ten political parties represented in Israel's parliament, the Knesset. The Bundestag in Germany has six. Eleven in the Oireachtas in Ireland. Brazil's Chamber of Deputies has 28. New Zealand? Seven parties. South Africa's Parliament? Thirteen. GRACKED.COM

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Mike Rowe

MIKE ROWE is an opera singer. You've seen him work dirty jobs on Discovery Channel, but have you heard him sing? People attending the Baltimore Opera

The Dancing Plague

The Dancing Plague of 1518 affected 400 people in a month long groove-fest. In the summer of 1518, in what is now modern-day France, a woman began to dance in the street. Other women joined in, and eventually between 50 and 400 people were mysteriously affected with a mania that caused them to dance to exhaustion until that September. CRACKED.COM

Source: History 

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