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TIL the Royal Family always travels with one black outfit in case a relative dies while they're on holiday. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL that India cut the Pythagorean theorem—Edit: its similarity proof—, periodic table, and evolution from mandatory education in June 2023 Edit: before adding it back a week later in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL that India cut the Pythagorean theorem—Edit: its similarity proof—, periodic table, and evolution from mandatory education in June 2023 Edit: before adding it back a week later in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL Nintendo coats all of their Switch cartridges with extremely bitter denatonium benzoate to deter children from putting them in their mouths and swallowing them. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL Chris Cocker who is now Cara Cunningham went into pronography after her viral leave britney alone video. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL Chris Cocker who is now Cara Cunningham went into pronography after her viral leave britney alone video. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL that in Sparta, after the wedding, brides would have their hair cut short and be dressed in men's clothing so that they would appear less threatening to their groom during the wedding night. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL that in Sparta, after the wedding, brides would have their hair cut short and be dressed in men's clothing so that they would appear less threatening to their groom during the wedding night. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL that in Sparta, after the wedding, brides would have their hair cut short and be dressed in men's clothing so that they would appear less threatening to their groom during the wedding night. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL that the longest javelin throw was 99.52 meters using a now illegal technique that was considered "out of control". No one has broken this record with modern javelin rules. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL that the longest javelin throw was 99.52 meters using a now illegal technique that was considered "out of control". No one has broken this record with modern javelin rules. in c/til@lemmy.world
TIL 40 states in the US charge you $20-$80 a day for being incarcerated in prison. in c/til@lemmy.world