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Boiling Frog Syndrome is the idea that large scale, disastrous change can go unnoticed if it is slow and incremental enough. Like putting a frog in a pot of boiling water and slowly increasing the temperature. The frog won't notice until it's too late.

But can you actually boil a frog like that? Science says no. But a couple experiments done in the 19th century say otherwise. Either way, Boiling Frog Syndrome might apply more aptly to humans than frogs.

Enjoy!

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Rubik's Cube is probably the best-selling toy ever made. But is it the most popular product in human history? Maybe!

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Enslaved Africans made one of the biggest discoveries in paleontology and revolutionized our understanding of Earth.

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If you're not gonna vote, you're probably a robot!

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At the height of its success, there were over 9000 Blockbusters around the world.

Now there is only one.

4 years ago | [YT] | 4

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In 2005, an infectious disease spread across the world--World of Warcraft, that is. Even though it was just a game, it predicted much of today's pandemic.

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Some say 100 years. Others say a Twinkie never decays. There is some truth to the fabled lifespan of a Twinkie.

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On the Patreon: The Legendary Shelf Life of a Twinkie! www.patreon.com/posts/38926543

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20 years ago, modern civilization almost came to a complete halt . . . because of a computer bug.


Or did it?

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Waffle House might seem like any other generic roadside fast food joint, but it can tell us how destructive a natural disaster is. That's because Waffle House never closes. Unless it's really bad.

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