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From 101 Quite Interesting Facts for ADHD Minds by Alex Tuning.
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A sausage can work as a phone stylus.
Frank Sinatra was offered the lead in Die Hard.
Nintendo began in the year the Eiffel Tower was completed.
You really can die laughing.
Crows hold “funerals”.
An early fax patent predates Bell’s telephone patent.
Monopoly began with a warning about landlords.
Atari buried video games in the New Mexico desert.
Adidas and Puma were founded by brothers who fell out.
Segway’s owner died while riding a Segway.
We are closer in time to T. rex than T. rex was to Stegosaurus.
The same director made Mad Max and Happy Feet.
IKEA’s name contains a founder, a farm and a village.
Scientists recovered speech from a silent video of a snack bag.
Barry Manilow did not write “I Write the Songs”.
Scotland’s national animal is the unicorn.
Mario owes his first appearance to a Popeye game that fell through.
In a room of 23 people, a shared birthday is more likely than not.
The first scheduled passenger flight by plane lasted 23 minutes.
Looking for 23 can make it seem to be everywhere.
Sean Connery was less than 12 years older than his screen son Harrison Ford.
Paper straws can make fizzy drinks foam up.
Bluetooth is named after a Viking king.
Samsung built a robot bum to test its phones.
The Grateful Dead helped Lithuania’s basketball team reach the Olympics.
A fluffy cloud can hold a million pounds of water.
The Killers borrowed their name from a band that didn’t exist.
Dolly Parton helped produce Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Active noise-cancelling headphones add sound to make things quieter.
Jack Black’s mum helped rescue Apollo 13.
- USC Viterbi — The Great What-Ifs of USC Engineering
- NASA — Apollo 13 Mission Report, September 1970, sections 6.4.2, 8.8, 8.9.1 and 8.9.3
- NASA — Apollo 13 Timeline
- NASA — Apollo 13 Mission Summary
- USC Viterbi — In Memory of Judith Love Cohen, by her son Neil Siegel
- Lemelson Foundation — Judith Love Cohen