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“Store Of Fact”: 50 Fascinating Bits Of Information That May Have You Learn Something New Today
Most of us are guilty of spending an infinite amount of time scrolling. Whether it’s your Facebook feed that makes you numb or another questionable article you can’t be bothered to finish, we’ve all been there.
Luckily, there is a way to add some value to otherwise pretty useless scrolling. Thanks to this educational account dedicated to sharing miscellaneous facts, history bites, intriguing mysteries, and trivia bits, we have an entertaining collection prepared for you.
With 28.3K followers on its Instagram page, the “Store Of Fact” project clearly found its audience who come in for daily entertainment.
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Susan Green 2 years ago
You go ladies! Can you imagine not being able to go to a soccer game just because you’re female?
Despite the educational value interesting facts promise to deliver us, it’s important to remember to double-check them and the sources they are coming from. This is because fake news spreads six times faster on social media than real facts. By trying to generate as many clicks as possible or even influence political views, it can be particularly dangerous.
In a previous interview with Bored Panda, Daniel Markuson, the cybersecurity expert at NordVPN, said that although there’s no foolproof method to separate truth from fiction, the best thing to be safe is to check the source’s credibility. “This particularly applies to social media platforms because they are optimized to increase engagement and lack appropriate gatekeeping features that filter out misinformation.”
Daniel argues that it’s vital to weigh the claims against other sources. “If a publication makes monumental claims that are exclusive to that platform, do not take them at face value."
It’s important to be aware that unreliable news sources sometimes impersonate well-known ones by misspelling their names in the URL.
“Similarly, they might use unconventional domain extensions instead of the usual “.com” or “.org.” In general, make sure that your news comes from established, well-known sources. These types of outlets get information directly from primary sources and must uphold their reputation,” Daniel told us a while ago.
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Spikey Bunny 2 years ago
There were a lot of unexpected heroes during lockdown, and he was definitely one of them. He made sure his students, and others, received the nutrition they needed to stay safe and healthy during their time away from school.
If you’re still not sure whether the source is credible, you may want to look into the author and research them in order to be sure their credibility is up to par.
This, of course, requires extra effort rather than mindlessly devouring information online, but “it is also important to weigh our own perception and not let our biases skew our understanding of events.” Daniel’s advice was to seek out differing opinions and try not to associate facts with ideological dogma.
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When asked about the reasons why fake news has become so widespread, the cybersecurity expert said that it’s “due to factors that concern both the content of the messages and the technological foundation of platforms on which the news is proliferated.”
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Moreover, fake news not only typically involves current affairs but also often makes remarkable and emotion-inducing claims. “This, combined with the fact that social media platforms collect data on what kind of posts users spend the most time on and feed them content with similar characteristics, provides the perfect conditions for the spread of misinformation,” Daniel concluded.
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Sue Denham 2 years ago
Seriously? Not one other person gave up their seat for her during two pregnancies? You just do.
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SkyBlueandBlack 2 years ago
And that's a big part of why some homeless people in the US refuse to go to shelters; their pets will go into overcrowded city and county shelters. For others, the problem is that their kids will be taken. If we're gonna tackle this problem, we have got to start seeing homeless people as PEOPLE, not just trash to be cleaned up.
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QuirkyKittyGirl 2 years ago
I have gained a new respect for her. Bees are amazing creatures, and our future is intrinsically linked with theirs. #SAVETHEBEES!
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JayhawkJoey 2 years ago
And their stripes are like fingerprints - each tiger's markings are unique.
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beautiful plumage 2 years ago
nope, not an odd chemical reaction. it's basically a diy skylight. in many villages where electricity is scarce, it can be pretty dark in some corners of homes and huts even during the day. so a diy skylight could help solve that problem. you drill/cut a hole the size of a coke bottle, fill it with water, a bit of bleach to keep the water from getting gross (and thus less transparent), and use a construction adhesive to secure the bottle and keep out rain. groups like "liter of light" [https://literoflight.org/] have helped pioneer this method around the world. they also get solar powered lights into the hands of those in need.
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Liubliana Puh Calmet 2 years ago
Ocular albinism that ONLY affect eyes... mmm kinda difficult it'll affect feet... ??
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PrettyJoyBird 2 years ago
Well alrighty then. As long as it was consentual. They made a cute kid.
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Petra Schaap 2 years ago
this looks like Petrified Forest in Arizone. It is one of the most bizar and beautifull places i ever visited. In the sunlight, the petrified trunks sparkle and glitter and some have very deep colors. Its hard to believe they were trees once!
Petra Schaap 2 years ago
Nope. Looks like Petrified Forest and thats Arizona. A must see.
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Nathan Pogorzala 2 years ago (edited)
been there, the most serene, peaceful place on earth. Unfortunately, our Victorian age ancestors took 90% of the petrified wood home as souvenirs. Been a federal crime to do so for some time though. The wood is plentiful still but it used to be 20-30 feet (or so) deep of gigantic tree length trunks on top of trunks.
david ranson 2 years ago
Don't worry, the mandrake draft is nearly ready. We will soon be able to get this tree trunk un-petrified
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Jared Robinson 2 years ago
Harpy Eagle? I think you mean The Predator. She up there collecting trophies.
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BarBeeGirl 2 years ago
I thought the difference was one would see you later but the other wouldn't see you for a while
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Jared Robinson 2 years ago
You know that's a bridezilla " We are not rescheduling I don't care if there IS a volcano erupting."
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Gaming Chicken 2 years ago
I remember remember this, mo was driving out of the training facility when the boys saw him and were chasing him. The kid hit the pole and mo turned his car around. This dude is awesome, helped his country during covid. Helped the thief that robbed his house find a job. He such a nice guy people wanted him to be president.
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OhnoI’vebeencensored 2 years ago
I suspect that unless the cub had some help, this impala was not taken down
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Lotus Flower in Space 🪷 2 years ago
His death is accurate this photo has nothing to do with the event. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tents-situation/
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Phoenix(or nix)they/them 2 years ago (edited)
The picture is of a stye, but the information provided about pus is very correct. I can also explain what a stye is if anyone wants to know, but only if asked. And styes are also filled with pus
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Natalie Bohrteller 2 years ago
Smiling and laughing are worth every wrinkle. They're my happy wrinkles and proof that I've had many a good time.
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beautiful plumage 2 years ago
after a while, it seems like the source "store of fact" (or the bp poster) just gave up and resorted to aphorisms.
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
I would suggest everyone leave feedback about the quality of the article, above
BeepBoop the Single Pringle 2 years ago
I absolutely did. If you click "add a comment" when checking what needs to be fixed, you can tell them exactly what you want to.
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Neil Dymond 2 years ago
The beginning of this article was great but then it feels like the author got bored.
JaMacus 2 years ago
There wasn't one author. The content is stolen from other websites.
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Agfox 2 years ago
This is what happens when you use Google to translate an article from India into English
cugel. 2 years ago
The copious capitalisation of common nouns leads me to believe this source has a less than rigorous attention to detail.
Jake Lewis 2 years ago
Big words doesn't verify source material, but yeah these are all various levels of garbage
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Janner Wingfeather 2 years ago
Did the writer have a stroke halfway through? I feel like a fictional character reading someone’s diary that chronicles their descent into madness.
Just Sayin 2 years ago
A lot of the so called facts are not, so don't waste your time. Love the one about the guy carry a horse for 3 miles on his back! Lmao 🤣
ALonelyHeart 2 years ago
It's a true story about the guy carrying a horse but the circumstances are not how they tell it.
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Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago
People had lots of opinions about these, usually based on old information or no information at all. It took me an average of 30 seconds to look these items up on Google to determine whether they were true or not. The majority of them were perfectly accurate. Only a few were completely or partially fabricated. Now I know a bunch of things I didn't know 15 minutes ago. Funny how that works.
beautiful plumage 2 years ago
after a while, it seems like the source "store of fact" (or the bp poster) just gave up and resorted to aphorisms.
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
I would suggest everyone leave feedback about the quality of the article, above
BeepBoop the Single Pringle 2 years ago
I absolutely did. If you click "add a comment" when checking what needs to be fixed, you can tell them exactly what you want to.
Load More Replies... Neil Dymond 2 years ago
The beginning of this article was great but then it feels like the author got bored.
JaMacus 2 years ago
There wasn't one author. The content is stolen from other websites.
Load More Replies... Agfox 2 years ago
This is what happens when you use Google to translate an article from India into English
cugel. 2 years ago
The copious capitalisation of common nouns leads me to believe this source has a less than rigorous attention to detail.
Jake Lewis 2 years ago
Big words doesn't verify source material, but yeah these are all various levels of garbage
Load More Replies... Janner Wingfeather 2 years ago
Did the writer have a stroke halfway through? I feel like a fictional character reading someone’s diary that chronicles their descent into madness.
Just Sayin 2 years ago
A lot of the so called facts are not, so don't waste your time. Love the one about the guy carry a horse for 3 miles on his back! Lmao 🤣
ALonelyHeart 2 years ago
It's a true story about the guy carrying a horse but the circumstances are not how they tell it.
Load More Replies... Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago
People had lots of opinions about these, usually based on old information or no information at all. It took me an average of 30 seconds to look these items up on Google to determine whether they were true or not. The majority of them were perfectly accurate. Only a few were completely or partially fabricated. Now I know a bunch of things I didn't know 15 minutes ago. Funny how that works.
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