20 Strange Truths You’ll Want to Argue With

Look, there is no denying that this world holds much more in it than meets the eye. There are all sorts of nooks and crannies that scientists of all sorts are spending years and even lifetimes exploring and discovering their secrets. Which means that we always have to be open to concepts that challenge our current perception of life at the moment.

Do not forget that for hundreds if not thousands of years the Earth was considered to be flat and that the sun rotated around us rather than us around it. But that does not mean that we should accept what we see blindly, which is why we wanted to present you with this list of strange truths that you will want to argue with, because they seem just too ridiculous to be right. So we look forward to hearing what you think about these fun facts in the comments.

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Hoo wee, this one is up for contentious debate. It might be fair to say that we all feel as though we deserve a four-day work week. After all, who does not enjoy having more time on the weekend. But if you are a boss of anyone who depends on the output of other people to do your job, this might seem like quite the scary prospect in the case that not enough work gets done.
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Well, here is the argument. If Maria did indeed invent this genius life raft solution, that would save several lives and was even installed on this infamous Titanic. Then why the heck in the movie version did Kate let Leo go? What kind of revolutionary life-saving device lets DiCaprio drown in the ocean?
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$A hiker who sustained injuries managed to survive for 24 days in a mountainous forest without any food or water, in what medical professionals consider to be the first documented instance of a human entering a state of hibernation. He fell while descending the mountain and fractured his pelvis. Upon discovery, his body temperature had decreased to a mere 22°C (72°F). UNUSUAL FACTS$

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