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The Truth About Truth Serum
Popular culture makes gratuitous use of powerful lie-repelling agents known as Truth Serums. They are usually depicte...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 22 Dec 2005 •
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Nothing is Wrong
Suppose your friend has suffered a stroke--a major one, which causes hemiplegia in which half of his body paralyzed....
Written by
Daniel Lew
• 19 Dec 2005 •
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You Can Pick Your Doctor, and You Can Pick Your Nose…
In the scientific and medical communities, the technical name for using one's finger to extract boogers is rhinotille...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 17 Dec 2005 •
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School Violence
School violence is not merely the province of modern times. In fact, one of the greatest attacks on American soil can...
Written by
Jason Bellows
• 15 Dec 2005 •
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Miniature Guide Horses for the Blind
By using selective breeding programs over many generations, horse breeds have been produced which are little more tha...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 12 Dec 2005 •
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Anomalous Pioneers
On 02 March 1973, the NASA probe Pioneer 10 was launched into space on the top of an Atlas/Centaur/TE364-4 launch veh...
Written by
Jason Bellows
• 12 Dec 2005 •
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Nazi Propaganda Swing
Despite the fact that swing and big band music were forbidden as "degenerate" in 1930s Nazi Germany, Joseph Goebbels,...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 11 Dec 2005 •
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Jockey Tragically Killed Thursday, Wins the Title Friday
On May 8th, 1936, a horse jockey named Ralph Neves was riding in the third race of the day at Bay Meadows Racecourse...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 09 Dec 2005 •
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Evil and Destructive Apophis
Astronomers have been keeping their eyes on a 1,200 foot wide chunk of space rock that has been hanging around the ne...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 07 Dec 2005 •
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The Christmas Truce of 1914
The Great War was joined in fervor. It had only been a few months, but by December 1914, soldiers of the Central Pow...
Written by
Jason Bellows
• 05 Dec 2005 •
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