r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEverybody should know we live in the past by about 80 milliseconds, the lag between things happening and us experiencing them. blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/201...blogs.scientificamerican.com230ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEverybody should know that all animals from shrews to blue whales live for roughly the same number of heartbeats, about one and a half billion.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128...npr.org233ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEverybody should know 1.6 billion people, a quarter of humanity, live without electricity. globalissues.org/article/26/poverty-facts-and...globalissues.org251ShareSave
r/todayilearned•14 yr. agoTIL when the Internet was first conceived of in 1962 it was called the “Galactic Network”. (Xpost from EverybodyShouldKnow)newmedia.org/history-of-the-internet.htmlnewmedia.org18826ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEverybody should know Paul Newman, was one of the 20 people on Richard Nixon’s “Enemies List” created during the Watergate scandal. enemieslist.info/list1.phpenemieslist.info80ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEveryone should know there have been as many 47 recessions in the US since 1790, roughly one every four and half years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_recessions_in_t...en.wikipedia.org120ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEverybody should know the Japanese national anthem is the world’s shortest at four lines long and world’s oldest, written in the 9th century. national-anthems.org/anthems/country/JAPANnational-anthems.org125ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEverybody should know the world's most dangerous animal is the common housefly because they transmit more diseases than any other.animal.discovery.com/convergence/whoasunday/f...animal.discovery.com201ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. agoEverybody should know the Internet was called the “Galactic Network” in memos written by MIT’s JCR Licklider in 1962.newmedia.org/history-of-the-internet.htmlnewmedia.org130ShareSave
r/EverybodyShouldKnow•14 yr. ago Everybody should know that at some point in their lives, half of all U.S. children will be on food stampsarchpedi.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?volume=...archpedi.jamanetwork.com100ShareSave