Traffic signal trivia: Why are there red prohibited lights
Traffic lights use red lights as stop signals, because red light has a much stronger penetrating ability than…
Historical trivia: Virtual reality hits the markets in 2010
Virtual reality took a radical shift in the 2010s, with headsets such as the Oculus Rift gaining popularity.…
Red light running trivia: What kind of people will increase the chance of running a red light?
What kind of person will increase the chance of running a red light? An investigation found that if…
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John Paul Stapp was not only known for his work as a flight surgeon in World War II,…
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Phillip Zimbardo had long been curious as to why prisons were such violent places, and he wanted to…
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Carney Landis, a psychologist with the hope of discovering a series of universal facial expressions, subjected volunteers to…
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Ian Oswald, a sleep researcher and psychiatrist from the University of Edinburgh, sought to discover whether people could…
Experimental trivia: Quests to Destroy the World
Thomas Midgley Jr., a mechanical engineer and chemist, was not only responsible for the invention of leaded gasoline,…
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Clarence Leuba, a professor of Psychology, conducted an experiment in 1933 to find out whether laughter is a…
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Dr. Ewen Cameron believed that he had come up with a cure for schizophrenia by re-programming the brain…
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Doctors Robin Warren and Barry Marshall were able to isolate the bacteria Helicobacter pylori (H.pylori) which is responsible…
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As you might imagine, Truko the Elephant was not the first being to experience an LSD trip. Well…
Experimental trivia: Stabbing His Own Heart, the most unthinkable trivia
Werner Theodor Otto Forssmann, a German surgical trainee in 1929, is famous for an experiment he performed on…
Experimental trivia: HEAF’s Attempt at Explosion, the most incredible trivia
The High Explosives Applications Facility (HEAF) in California got a little carried away with one of their new…
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Johann Conrad Dippel was born in the castle Frankenstein in 1673. A scientist who spent his days studying…
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Dr. Duncan “Om” MacDougall was an early 20th American physician who theorized that the soul has weight. He…
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Robert E. Cornish was a child prodigy who graduated with honors from the University of California, Berkeley, at…
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Paracelsus was an alchemist and physician in the 1500’s that was credited for his earliest works in toxicology…
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Lawrence LeShan, a researcher from Virginia, conducted a test to see whether subliminal messaging could break bad habits…
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Stubbins Ffirth was an American doctor known for his unusual research on the cause of Yellow Fever. He…
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Hwang Woo-Suk, a Korean veterinarian, researcher, and professor of theriogenelogy and biotechnology, made waves with apparent breakthroughs in…
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Another scientist obsessed with transplantation, Vladimir Demikhov is widely cited for being the man behind heart transplants. Like…
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A study on elephant’s behavior resulted in the most outrageous experiments made in the name of science when…
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Charles Claude Guthrie, an American physiologist, made significant contributions in his field and even collaborated with Alexis Carrel,…