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45.3KThe Timeless Tradition: Breaking the Nib after a Death Sentence
The tradition of judges breaking the nib of their pen after passing a sentence of death has been a symbol of finality...
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26.8KA Dead Person’s Brain Continues to Function for Up to 7 Minutes After Death: Understanding the Science Behind It
Death is often considered the end of life, but it's not always the end of brain function. In fact, a dead person's...
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29.6KThe rarest blood group in the world: Rh null blood, also known as golden blood
Rh null blood, also known as the "golden blood," is the rarest blood group in the world. This blood group is characterized...
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57.6KThe Inspiring Life of Josephine Myrtle Corbin: A Remarkable Woman Born with Four Legs
Josephine Myrtle Corbin was a remarkable woman born on May 12, 1868, in Lincoln County, Tennessee. She was born with four legs...
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12.9KDemodex: Understanding the Tiny Mites Living on Your Skin
Demodex is a genus of tiny mites that live on the skin of mammals, including humans. These mites are found in hair...
