People Expose Facts That Just Feel Illegal To Know

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Mayarey
Apr 2, 2022 7:00 PM EDT

The world is full of fun facts, we can't help but be amused by them. Every time I try to read something new on the internet, whether it be about politics, the environment, scientific discoveries, I am severely humbled by how little I know about... Well, basically anything. Maybe that's just a part of growing up. When we were younger we viewed adults as people who 'know-all' but we're really just slightly older creatures who arguably 'know-some.' And personally, I think I can live with that.

On Reddit, somebody asked people to share facts they know that just seem illegal for whatever reason. There is definitely something here we feel humans, or regular citizens are not meant to know, but hey knowledge is power. just promise us you will use these 'fun facts' to do only good. We have no way of knowing though... Oh well! Enjoy this list anyway!

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    Font - Posted by u/craftygalcreates 10 hours ago What's a piece of information you learned that now feels almost illegal to know? nsfw
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    Font - Lexybabie21 · 9 hr. ago You can ask the FBI if they have a file on you 4 12.7k Reply Share
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    Font - just4funloving · 6 hr. ago I worked for a giant tech company and apparently share the same name as a very high up hardware engineer, got put on email threads I definitely didn't belong on.
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    Font - TheKingOfDub ·4 hr. ago In Canada you can record any conversation with someone without their knowledge, unless it is in furtherance of an offence. I had to do this with an auto restoration shop in order to do a Visa chargeback when they did nothing to my car but steal parts for almost a year (Curtis Customs in Nova Scotia - I don't mind mentioning them because there are already news stories about their scams)
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    Font - Blameking27 · 6 hr. ago When I was a kid, my dad taught me how to pick a lock. I became very interested in different kinds of locks and purchased a lock pick set. I practiced for years and became pretty good at certain types of locks. So over the years every now and then, if a neighbor locks themselves out of the house or a friend loses the key to a padlock or a lock box I've been able to help. But the reactions I tend to get from people, even while I'm helping them with their lock is mai
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    Font - mranderson2929 · 7 hr. ago How to make explosives with everyday home products.
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    Font - GoldH20 · 6 hr. ago Well, I gave my 9th grade chemistry class a detailed report on diacetylmorphine (heroin) for a project about organic molecules, including how to make it. It was pretty interesting to do and fun to present, but I feel like I broke the law somehow.
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    Font - Sy_the_toadmaster · 8 hr. ago It takes three full rotations to remove a human head due to the skins elasticity
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    Hair - ISThisNameTakenThen · 5 hr. ago 51 is divisible by 17
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    Font - Training-Pop1295 · 5 hr. ago 90% of home locks are easily pickable with a little know how and a couple pieces of metal.
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    Font - APe28Comococo · 9 hr. ago Most large retail employers don't have a policy against recording your interactions with your bosses.
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    Font - imKingDomm · 6 hr. ago if you have a song on Spotify you can play it on loop on your computer, with the volume at the lowest (not muted) and it will count you as many reproductions a day, this is good if you don't intend to be famous but to make a bit of money, I made $2.75 with 1200 reproductions (99% were mine)
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    Font - durpgoldfish · 5 hr. ago e It is illegal for a company to forbid you from discussing your wages with your coworkers. If you work through your lunch break, you are entitled to compensation. If you are expected to do work while you are on break, you're not on break.
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    Font - crappotheclown · 8 hr. ago Confidence can open a lot of doors. A lot of times, you can get away with more with some swagger than you otherwise would being meek about it.
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    Font - Mellopiex · 9 hr. ago We can't see the 4th dimension but the 4th dimension can see us.
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    Font - Haniloo · 6 hr. ago You can say no when cashiers ask for your email or phone number.
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