myth busted

#1 - redrex

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(03/05/2013) [-]

our sun is more red than white, i'm 90% sure about this

#35 to #1 - anon id: 964dd49d

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(03/06/2013) [-]

Yeah, but is the 90% of your brain that doesnt work... or did i get something wrong?

#39 to #35 - redrex

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(03/06/2013) [-]

you accidently that sentence

#8 to #1 - thermobil

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The temperature of the sun causes that it shines with the greatest intensity in the yellow part of visible light spectrum.

#2 to #1 - pacoseago

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(03/05/2013) [-]

And I'm 80% sure you're right.

#18 - reddgreene

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(03/06/2013) [-]

MFW i thought of Phineas Gage when reading #7

#22 - itsoneam

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Sushi isn't raw fish, it's sliced raw fish.

#19 - dethcurl

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the tongue one i learned from good eats...

#13 - Zeigh

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(03/05/2013) [-]

The shaving one isn't entirely true. The act of shaving stimulates your skin and encourages hair growth, it isn't very noticeable but it'll grow slightly faster for a little bit.

#15 to #13 - sidathon

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Yeah, I was about to say that this "correction" is a bit shady... so shady it makes my hair stand up.

#17 to #13 - lavitts

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Actually, what you're feeling is increased coarseness (it's totally a word) caused by severing the tapered end of the hair. As it grows, the end tapers off again and that's what makes it seem like it's really thick for a couple of days and then "slows down".

#3 - anon id: bc93ec34

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>sushi is not raw fish
>its just sliced raw fish

#14 to #3 - sidathon

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#7 to #3 - anon id: 590bfe92

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it clearly says sashimi is just sliced raw fish....

#26 - rhiaanor

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(03/06/2013) [-]

>5

so what this post is saying, is that, a dead body isnt a dead body if it is cut.... yeah sure, whatever yo usay.

#27 to #26 - anon id: d8bfb007

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(03/06/2013) [-]

No, 5 is just pointing out that Sushi refers to the rice, and Sashimi is the correct term for the dish. You wouldn't call Turkey with dressing, just dressing would you? I mean, the turkey is the main part of the dish.

But yes, it's worded very poorly.

#23 - theangryscot

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(03/06/2013) [-]

MFW all these were on QI

#20 - anon id: 1fd9506e

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(03/06/2013) [-]

I'm pretty sure the sun isn't white.

#24 to #20 - darthtomale

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if it wasn't white there'd be no way to create a rainbow

#29 to #24 - alexusapi

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(03/06/2013) [-]

The sun gives of different energy photons. lets say i have 30 lasers, together they make white light but in actuality there are more red lasers than blue. that is the sun, so i think the argument that the sun is red instead of white is pretty accurate. i'm pretty sure about this

#31 to #29 - alexusapi

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(03/06/2013) [-]

nevermind i take that back, only stars that are less then 3500 kelvin give off more red photons, the sun is in the middle measuring 6000 kelvin meaning it gives roughly the same amount of different energized photons.

#16 - Mebeshe

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(03/05/2013) [-]

"Sushi" actually refers to the kind of rice you use: short grain sticky rice mixed with vinegar.