15 Trivia Tidbits That Quenched Our Thirst for Knowledge

Who doesn't aspire to be a brilliant conversationalist? There are very few things quite as rewarding as elegantly presenting some truly startling knowledge with your workplace, colleagues, or even someone you're looking to impress during a Zoom call. This is why we've compiled a list of odd facts you can share with anyone to make them wonder if you're quite smart. So keep reading, write notes, and revel in your unexpected position as the king or queen of strange information. Find out the truth behind some of these Well-Known "Facts" that are really just well accepted myths and old wives tales, if you want to impress people.
Do you have a strong desire to... uh... read? Ok, that was lame, and we apologize. However, we make no apologies for presenting you with these incredibly interesting facts. You'll own every conversation if you have this knowledge and confidence. (However, you'll need to bring your own self-confidence.)
So scroll on for some wild facts that we totally didn’t see coming!
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