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WTF Fun Fact 13667 – AI Predicts Life Events

AI predicts human life events – even death – with surprising accuracy. Click to read the full fact. The post WTF Fun Fact 13667 – AI Predicts Life Events appeared first on WTF Fun Facts. Source

NHS waiting list was not falling before the pandemic

Oliver Dowden said that the numbers waiting for elective care in England were falling ‘on many measures’ before the pandemic. We’re not sure which measures he means. On the main measure, they were notSource

Photos show pilots with badges mocking ‘chemtrails’, not supporting the conspiracy theory

The badges are a long-running joke about the conspiracy theory among pilots and social media users.Source

Asylum seeker who died aboard Bibby Stockholm misidentified as doctor from Cameroon

The man who died on 12 December has been named as Leonard Farruku, an Albanian national.Source

225-million-year-old petrified tree trunk in Arizona 😳

225-million-year-old petrified tree trunk in Arizona 😳Arizona’s 225 Million-Year-Old Petrified…Source

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List of claims about Muslims in Britain reappears on social media

A Facebook post contains a number of claims about Muslims in Britain that are either wrong or unevidenced.Source

WTF Fun Fact 13666 – Sniffing Women’s Tears

Women’s tears have a unique effect on men. Click to read the full fact. The post WTF Fun Fact 13666 – Sniffing Women’s Tears appeared first on WTF Fun Facts. Source

Exploring the Mystical World of Buddhist Monks: 5 Astonishing Facts

Buddhist monks, known for their deep spirituality and disciplined practices, have always been subjects of fascination and reverence. Their way of life, grounded in ancient traditions and teachings, offers a glimpse into a world of profound wisdom and intriguing rituals. Here are five astonishing facts about Buddhist monks that reveal the depth and diversity of… Read More »

Liz Truss does not get a special ex-PM pension of £125,000

Former prime ministers can claim up to £115,000 a year for costs associated with undertaking public duties, but this is not a pension.Source