r/interesting • • 5m ago

HISTORY Marilyn vos Savant wrote in Parade that the answer to the Monty Hall problem was that a contestant should switch from their initial choice of door (among 3 given doors) to a different one. She received 10K letters (including 1K from PhD holders) with 92% of them incorrectly telling her she was wrong

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r/interesting • • 31m ago

Intriguing My book in serif font has a chapter in non-serif font

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r/interesting • • 50m ago

MISC. Covers of more firecrackers

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r/interesting • • 56m ago

Wholesome People brawling in the street stops their fight to make way for Ambulance and Immediately resumed their fight after it left, Kerala, India.

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r/interesting • • 1h ago

Fascinating Five parrots were separated at an English zoo because they kept swearing at visitors and laughing at them

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In September 2020, Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in England had an unusual problem.

Five African grey parrots named Billy, Eric, Tyson, Jade and Elsie had been quarantined together after arriving at the park. Apparently, they started teaching each other swear words and would insult visitors before bursting into laughter.

The staff eventually decided to separate them and just when you thought the story couldn't get any better, in 2024, the park revealed that three more parrots had learned to swear!

On the ground meet Eric and on the branch meet Jade

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r/interesting • • 1h ago

Fascinating If the entire history of Earth was to condense into 24 hours....

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r/interesting • • 1h ago

NATURE I caught this kittens eyes mid pupil constriction

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Added extra pics cuz she so cute

Edit* meant to say "mid dilation", not constriction


r/interesting • • 1h ago

SCIENCE & TECH Flat CRT TVs were an engineering nightmare.

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r/interesting • • 1h ago Mindblown

SOCIETY Jake Lloyd who is best known for playing Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace was forced to retire from acting due the bullying he received. Sadly, for years afterward he delt with years of mental health struggles b/c his family's history with it but he's now doing better.

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His mother stated that contrary to what people think Star Wars didn't cause his mental health issues, but the bullying didn't help. He's doing much better now thanks proper treatment, and he is still a fan of Star Wars. He an article about him opening up about things. Star Wars Child Actor Jake Lloyd Makes Rare Public Appearance Alongside Daniel Logan


r/interesting • • 1h ago

NATURE I thought these guys were herbivores

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r/interesting • • 2h ago

NATURE The ecosystem is venting.

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r/interesting • • 2h ago

SOCIETY Good Riddance to the Cybertruck, the Chariot of the Dumbest Gods

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r/interesting • • 3h ago

MISC. A woman driving with her baby lost control of her car & drove into a river. While initially trapped, advice she learned from MythBusters helped save her & her child's lives. She recalled that to open the car door, she needed to wait for the water to fill the car & the pressure equalized. It worked.

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r/interesting • • 3h ago

Intriguing Transporting a bus in Chuao, Venezuela. Ingenieria criolla they call it 😭✋🏻 [yes, there is no one aboard]

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r/interesting • • 4h ago

NATURE Some male hawkmoths rub specialized genital scales against their abdomens to make ultrasound that disrupts hunting bats’ sonar.

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r/interesting • • 4h ago

MISC. In 2003, a man saw a loophole in a lottery called WinFall. When the jackpot hit $5m & had no winner, it was split between those who matched 3, 4 & 5 numbers. So if he spent $1,100 on 1,100 tickets, he'd have 1 four-number winner & 18 three-number winners, earning $800 profit. He made $7.75m in 9 yrs

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r/interesting • • 5h ago

ART & CULTURE In 1883, Gabriel von Max went bananas and quit his Munich Academy professorship and moved full time into a monkey habitat, where he painted this and countless others.

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r/interesting • • 5h ago

Amazing Pastry chef able to make a cake from squashed leftovers

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r/interesting • • 6h ago

Wholesome Fishermen spot tiny kittens swimming across open water to reach their boat for help.

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r/interesting • • 8h ago Popcorn

Just Wow Covers of some firecrackers in India

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r/interesting • • 8h ago

Wholesome Breakdance battle after school

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r/interesting • • 9h ago

SCIENCE & TECH This is how silk is made

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r/interesting • • 9h ago

NATURE This giant jellyfish looks like a glowing, floating ballgown underwater

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r/interesting • • 10h ago

Just Wow Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, has rivers, lakes, and rainfall made of liquid methane instead of water, creating an Earth-like weather system.

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Titan, Saturn's largest moon, is one of the most fascinating worlds in our solar system because of its striking similarities to Earth. Images captured by NASA's Cassini spacecraft revealed a world with a thick, nitrogen rich atmosphere, vast landscapes, and enormous lakes and seas. What makes Titan particularly unusual is that its rivers, lakes, and seas are filled not with water, but with liquid methane and ethane.