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The fall of the Roman Empire was a complex process with multiple contributing factors. However, the gradual poisoning of its population through lead exposure, resulting in diminished cognitive function and reproductive health, deserves recognition as a significant contributing factor.
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The Strange Physics Principle That Shapes Reality
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Seymour Cray, “the Father of Supercomputing”, claimed that Elves often helped him overcome computer design problems.
The Eleventh Hour
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During WWII Lucy Ball discovered a Japanese spy Morse Code underground radio station transmitting from Hollywood by using her.
TEETH.
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Let’s explore this. In a remarkable tale from World War II, Lucille Ball, the beloved actress and comedian, found herself inadvertently… pic.twitter.com/nzt3cWZS4m
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) November 10, 2024
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I Found a Prehistoric Building on Top of America’s Most Famous Mountain
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Awful Archaeology: The Nebraska Man
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Honey, I Finished The Halloween Candy
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They vs Them Update — new link.
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Atlas Shrugged in Less Than 8 Minutes
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Folks I think you are going to need to sit down.
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My 35mm archaeology has yielded something absolutely astonishing.
This is the 1953 Golden Sahara II by George Barris.
It was a technological testbed for the future—we are now living in.
I am floored. pic.twitter.com/YBOqGLtuy1
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) October 26, 2024
Hot and Cold Coffee
Vertically separated in the same cup without a physical barrier.
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A 1948 Cornett High School Film “How To Judge Facts”
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Special for the Hancock haters: Did A Global Disaster Secretly Change Human History?
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Would you believe that there is the equivalent to a live tactical nuclear weapon just outside London, that it could go off at any time, that British bureaucracies are well aware of it, but that almost nothing has been done about it for 75 years?
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“Are their moves safe for women to see?” Tribal People React to Dire Straits