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Joseph Guillotin, namesake of the guillotine, opposed capital punishment but promoted the device as a more humane alternative to the brutal execution methods of his time when abolition proved impossible.

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Studies show that chewing gum boosts cerebral blood flow and brain activity, improving reaction times, memory, alertness, productivity, and even math test scores compared to a control group.

A Boeing 747 burns approximately 4 liters (0.9 gallons) of fuel every second while in flight.

In Brazil, jails reduce prisoners' sentences by 4 days (up to 48 days a year) for every book they read and report on.

Tennis player Andre Agassi won 10 of 11 matches after noticing a 'tick' in Boris Becker's serve. Agassi could predict Becker's serve based on the position of his tongue. He revealed this to Becker over a beer - after they'd both retired.

Two thousand years ago, a Greek engineer named Hero invented early versions of the steam engine, wind turbine, and vending machine, showcasing remarkable ingenuity that foreshadowed modern technology.

A South Korean study found that playing classical music to rice crops triggered gene expressions that enhanced growth. This suggests plants can "respond" to sound​.

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