Author Archives: WeRaven

Image of child shot in the head was taken in Yemen not Gaza

The picture is actually from Yemen in 2020 but is being shared on social media alongside a graphic of brands to boycott because of their supposed involvement with Israel.Source

Kremlin photo does not show ‘severe electricity shortage’ in Moscow due to sanctions

A photo showing the Kremlin with its lights off as part of WWF’s ‘Earth Hour’ is being shared alongside claims about an electricity shortage in Moscow.Source

Why are Women’s Pockets So Small?

For decades, small pockets have been something most women have had to contend with. Go to any country and shop for women’s clothing, especially jeans;… The post Why are Women’s Pockets So Small? first appeared on KickassFacts. Source

16 Common Myths about Food

There is a lot of information about nutrition, half of which is based on inaccuracies and old wives’ tales about food. Have you ever googled… The post 16 Common Myths about Food first appeared on KickassFacts. Source

Nearly 3 billion people worldwide have never used the internet.

Nearly 3 billion people worldwide have never used the internet.Source

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The Most Fiendish of All Spy Gadgets

In all but four of the 25 James Bond films so far, the titular super spy starts his adventure with a visit to Q, MI6’s brilliant but grumpy creator of spy gadgets. From a briefcase full of weapons to a safe-cracking cigarette case to a watch with a built-in laser, Q always has exactly what… Read More »

How a Breakthrough in a Dream Changed Chemistry Forever

Most of our nightly dreams are either traumatic conga lines of unresolved anxiety, or a hodgepodge of random, incoherent nonsense that makes perfect sense while we’re asleep but quickly fades into irrelevance once we awake. But for some people, dreams can be far more useful; indeed, they can change the world. Such was the case… Read More »