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Minnesota has the world’s quietest room.
The noise in this room is measured in negative decibels. It is so quiet, that you are able to heart your own heartbeat and as well as the sound of your bones moving. People say that this room is so quiet that it can also drive you crazy within 45 minutes.

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The official language of Ireland is not the most spoken in the country.
Instead, its inhabitants are more comfortable speaking in Polish rather than Irish. English is also more dominant since the beginning of the 19th century.

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Mexican prisons do not punish you for non-violent attempts to escape.
This is because it is part of human nature to want freedom, and therefore is not seen as a crime. However, factors such as property damage and violence will cause prison guards to practice the necessary punishments.

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A BBC radio announcer once stated that they did not have any news.

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Samsung translates to ‘three stars’ in Korean.

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The U.S. government issued Santa Claus a pilot’s license.
They also gave the jolly fat man a copy of airway maps in 1927 and had promised to keep the runway lights on. Many believe that this airway route is what he mainly uses to deliver his presents so quickly.

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There are more possible arrangements in shuffling a deck of cards than there are stars in the sky.

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Connecticut accidentally issued an Emergency Evacuation Alert in 2005.
This alert notified all residents that they needed to evacuate the state immediately. However, only 1% of its population tried to evacuate.

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Mount Everest is not the tallest mountain in our solar system.
This title goes to Olympic Mons, which is said to be three times as big as Everest. This mountain can be found on the planet Mars.

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The only innate fear we have at birth is the fear of falling and loud noises.
All other fears we learn after birth is learned. These fears are more often learned through traumatic experiences and by social means.