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Mel Gibson Originally Intended for The Passion of the Christ to Have No Subtitles Despite the Film Being Entirely in Latin.

The main action in The Passion of the Christ involves a man being beaten, mutilated, tortured, impaled, and finally executed. The film is difficult to watch, so much so that some critics have labeled it offensive, even sadistic, for fetishizing violence. But did you know that Mel Gibson did not want to add subtitles to […]

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There is Scientific Evidence That Women Who Experience More Heartburn During Pregnancy Have Babies With More Hair at Birth.

Pregnancy is a time when expectant mothers will receive a lot of advice. But how much of the information is true or false about pregnancy? It’s one of the oldest wives’ tales in the book: if you have bad heartburn while pregnant, your baby will have a full head of hair. But did you know

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Dr. Emanuel Bronner Left Germany in 1929 Due to the Rise of Nazi Power. His Parents Refused to Leave with Him. The Last Time He Heard From Them Was When His Father Sent a Censored Postcard Telling Him He Was Right.

Dr. Bronner was the third generation of a Jewish master soap maker family in Germany. His family is credited with significant liquid soap innovations in the country. Still, due to an increasingly strained relationship with his father and uncles, Bronner emigrated to the United States in 1929 for a fresh start and to consult for

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Pope Innocent VIII Was Breastfed While on His Deathbed as That Was the Only Thing He Could Eat or Drink.

Pope Innocent VIII was the 213th person to hold office. He led the Church for nearly eight years during the war and widespread witchcraft fear. It was a turbulent time for the Italian peninsula, and the Pope’s politically motivated actions only exacerbated the anarchy. His conflicts would not be resolved until long after his death.

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Bobby Dunbar Disappeared in 1912 When He was 4-Years-Old. He Was Found Eight Months Later in Mississippi with a Couple Who Denied That It Was Him. Courts Ruled in the Dunbar’s Favor. 100 Years Later DNA Evidence Verified That The Boy Was Wrongly Identified.

When a young child goes missing, the entire country searches for him, and the family eventually recovers him, only to discover that he was not their child after all. While it may sound like something out of The Twilight Zone, the eerie case of Bobby Dunbar occurred in Louisiana beginning in 1912. Do you know 

Bobby Dunbar Disappeared in 1912 When He was 4-Years-Old. He Was Found Eight Months Later in Mississippi with a Couple Who Denied That It Was Him. Courts Ruled in the Dunbar’s Favor. 100 Years Later DNA Evidence Verified That The Boy Was Wrongly Identified. Read More »

Pope John Paul II Forgave The Man Who Tried to Assassinate Him in 1981. At the Pope’s Request, the Italian President Pardoned Mehmet Ali Aca for the Crime and was Deported Back to Turkey.

From 1978 until his passing in 2005, Pope John Paul II presided as the leader of the Catholic Church and the ruler of the Vatican City State. He was eventually canonized as Pope Saint John Paul II. But what happened to Pope John Paul II’s attempted assassin? Mehmet Ali Aca, the attempted assassin who shot

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In the 800 Years Since Genghis Khan’s Death, No One Has Ever Found His Tomb.

Unlike other world rulers, Genghis Khan was laid to rest in an unmarked grave somewhere in Mongolia rather than in an elaborate mausoleum. But did you know that no one has ever located Genghis Khan’s tomb? No one has discovered Genghis Khan’s tomb in the 800 years since his death. Where is Genghis Khan’s Tomb?

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A 2017 Study Found that the Introduction of Iodized Salt in 1924 Raised the IQ for a Quarter of the Population Most Deficient in Iodine.

Table salt in the United States was iodized in the early 1900s to ensure that all Americans consumed enough iodine to function properly. According to recent research, adding iodine to salt improved health and raised the average IQ. But how did iodize salt help improve IQ? According to a 2017 study, the introduction of iodized

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Francis Joseph Trombino, a Security Guard, Survived the 1981 Brinks Robbery in New York. He Continued to Work for the Company for the Next Two Decades. He was Nearly Killed in the World Trade Center Bombing in 1993 and Died During the September 11 Attack.

Francis J. Trombino, also known as Joe, was a Korean War veteran and truck driver who had worked for Brinks as a security guard since the late 1960s and had spent most of his life in Clifton, New Jersey. But did you know how many times Trombino escaped death? Joseph Trombino, a security guard who

Francis Joseph Trombino, a Security Guard, Survived the 1981 Brinks Robbery in New York. He Continued to Work for the Company for the Next Two Decades. He was Nearly Killed in the World Trade Center Bombing in 1993 and Died During the September 11 Attack. Read More »

Childhood Dementia is a Result of Progressive Brain Damage That Can be Caused by Over 70 Rare Genetic Disorders.

Childhood dementia is a neurological disorder that affects the metabolism of the brain. Typical symptoms include retinal degeneration, epileptic seizures, visual loss, deafness, cognitive deterioration, impaired motor functions, and an increased risk of death. Do you know what Childhood Dementia is? Dementia in childhood. It is caused by over 70 rare genetic disorders and is

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