Airplane trivia: Why is a helicopter not an airplane?
Is there a difference between a helicopter and a “helicopter” between a helicopter and a “helicopter”? Yes. What’s…
Google Translate Trivia: A terrifying scene appears after 16 consecutive DOG input
Recently, a Reddit user discovered that by typing “dog” 19 times in Google Translate and choosing to translate…
Tesla trivia: You can be fired without warning
Tesla is infamous for firing its workers without warning. You could be working hard one moment and will…
Tesla trivia: You cannot form or join a union
Tesla employees are restricted from forming or joining a union. While this is not official Tesla policy, Tesla’s…
Tesla trivia: You may pass out from stress
Tesla’s long working hours, weekend shifts, compulsory overtime and strict deadlines leaves its workers stressed. Hundreds have experienced…
Tesla trivia: You will work long hours
Tesla raises the standard for overworking employees. A typical shift at Tesla lasts for between 12 and 16…
Cloud computing trivia: cloud computing has another brother: fog computing
The popular “cloud computing” is to put large amounts of data in the “cloud” for calculation or storage.…
Tesla trivia: You will work long hours
On November 26, 2018, Elon Musk tweeted “There are way easier places to work, but nobody ever changed…
Tesla trivia: You will receive low salaries
Is Tesla a car company or a tech company? This answer matters a lot especially when we want…
Tesla trivia: You may be sued for leaking information
As with many other large tech companies, Tesla employees have a thing for leaking private company information to…
Tesla trivia: You can bypass your manager
Information, in most organizations, flows through the chain of command. That is, it goes from a worker in…
Tesla trivia: You only attend important meetings
Let us face it. Most employees hate meetings, especially when they are long, boring and unnecessary. You are…
Trivia of clinical trials: John Hopkins Asthma Trial
Ellen Roche, a technician at Johns Hopkins Hospital, volunteered to take part in an asthma trial for healthy…
Trivia for clinical trials: New York Lidocaine Disaster
In 1996, Hoi Yan “Nicole” Wan, a healthy sophomore at the University of Rochester needed some pocket money.…
Trivia for clinical trials: Leukemia CAR-T Trial
In July 2016, three adult leukemia patients died in a trial of a new cellular-level medicine by Juno…
Trivia for clinical trials: Stem Cell Vision Treatment
In January 2017, three women entered a study with their vision and left without it. Their ages ranging…
Trivia about clinical trials: Anil Potti’s Miracle Cancer Drug
Throughout the 2000s, Anil Potti was an up-and-coming medical star. He promised cancer treatments with an 80-percent cure…
Trivia: Gene Therapy Clinical Trial
Jesse Gelsinger was 18 when he entered a study that tested the safety of gene therapy in kids…
Clinical Trials: The Thalidomide Trials
The drug Thalidomide was first manufactured in Germany, primarily for the purpose of treating respiratory infections. Today, many…
Clinical Trivia: Serological Experiments at the University of Minnesota
“My son Dan died almost five years ago in a clinical study at the University of Minnesota, a…
Clinical Trivia: French Biotrial Tragedy
In January 2016, the French company Biotrial recruited 128 healthy volunteers to take part in a clinical trial…
Elevator trivia: What should I do if I am stuck in the elevator due to a sudden power outage in summer?
As a public facility that facilitates the movement of people, elevators are becoming more and more closely related…
Cruel Trivia: Harry Harlow’s Pit Of Despair and his Rape Rack
Harry Harlow’s methods during his seminal research on maternal bonding were pretty excessive on the cruelty front, even…
YouTube scandal trivia: Kristian Harloff & The Collider Live Meltdown
Kristian Haloff is a YouTube personality behind a number of internet communities. He co-created Schmoes Know, the Collider…