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10 Fun Facts About Remote Jobs in 2025

August 02, 2025

10 Mind-Blowing Facts About Netflix's First AI-Generated Show

August 02, 2025

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Did Ryo Tatsuki’s July 2025 prophecy come true with today’s magnitude‑8.8 quake near Russia’s Kamchatka and tsunami warnings across the Pacific?

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What the World Still Doesn’t Know About India – A Reality Check Beyond Stereotypes

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La Niña and El Niño: How They Shape Our Planet's Climate

December 13, 2024

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10 Cool and Interesting Facts About Cryptocurrency

December 12, 2024

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10 Interesting Facts you should know about the World

August 06, 2017

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Ten fun facts about Ukraine

August 06, 2017

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Ten fun facts about Tunisia

August 06, 2017

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Ten fun facts about The Netherlands

August 06, 2017

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Ten fun facts about Sweden

August 06, 2017

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Ten fun facts about Scotland

August 06, 2017

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Ten fun facts about Saudi Arabia

August 06, 2017

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Ten fun facts about Procter & Gamble

Fact 1 During the American Civil War, the company had contracts with the Union Army, supplying them with soap and candles. Fact 2 The company is known for its highly selective method of hiring, as less than 1% of the applicants are hired a year. Fact 3 Of the company's eleven directors, five of them are women and have all been on Fortune Magazine's Most Powerful Women List. Fact 4 In 1955, Procter&Gamble also began selling the first toothpaste to contain fluoride in it. The brand, as we all know and love today, was Crest. Fact 5 Around 1850, the original logo of P&G was a man overlooking 13 stars to represent the 13 colonies, but was ended in 1985 after people argued it was a satanic representation. Fact 6 Although cloth diapers were almost always used, the release of Pampers in 1961 proved to be a revolutionary product for the company. Fact 7 The company's products are available on several continents including manufacturing operations in Europe, South Korea,...

What the World Still Doesn’t Know About India – A Reality Check Beyond Stereotypes

What the World Still Doesn’t Know About India Think you know India? Think again. Discover the surprising facts and hidden truths about India that the world often overlooks. From ancient science to digital revolutions — this is the India you don’t hear about often. What the World Still Doesn’t Know About India Whenever I come across international discussions about India, I notice a recurring pattern — the same few things pop up. Bollywood, spicy food, yoga, population, and maybe call centers. And while these are all part of the Indian story, they barely scratch the surface. India is not just a country; it’s a civilization , a continent of cultures , and a technological force quietly shaping the future. I wanted to take a moment to highlight some truths about India that often get lost in mainstream narratives. 1. India Is a Global Tech Powerhouse — Not Just Outsourcing Let’s get one thing clear: India is not just about back-end IT support anymore. We’re building startups,...

10 Cool and Interesting Facts About Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency has been one of the most disruptive technologies of the 21st century, revolutionising the way we think about money, finance, and decentralisation. Here are ten fascinating facts about cryptocurrency that you might not know: --- 1. Bitcoin's Mysterious Creator Bitcoin, the first cryptocurrency, was created by an anonymous person or group known as Satoshi Nakamoto. Despite extensive efforts, Nakamoto's identity remains unknown to this day. --- 2. The First Bitcoin Purchase In 2010, Bitcoin was first used to purchase two pizzas, costing 10,000 BTC. Today, that amount would be worth millions of dollars, marking one of the most expensive meals in history. --- 3. Limited Supply of Bitcoin Bitcoin’s total supply is capped at 21 million coins, making it a deflationary asset. As of now, over 19 million bitcoins have been mined. --- 4. Ethereum: More Than a Cryptocurrency Ethereum is not just a cryptocurrency but a platform that allows developers to create decentralized ap...

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