myth busted

#1 - redrex

Reply+5

(03/05/2013)[-]

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

#35 to #1 - anon id: 964dd49d

Reply0

(03/06/2013)[-]

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

#39 to #35 - redrex

Reply0

(03/06/2013)[-]

you accidently that sentence

#8 to #1 - thermobil

Reply0

(03/05/2013)[-]

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

Reply0

(03/05/2013)[-]

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

#18 - reddgreene

Reply+2

(03/06/2013)[-]

MFW i thought of Phineas Gage when reading #7

#22 - itsoneam

Reply+1

(03/06/2013)[-]

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

#19 - dethcurl#238 on contentRank#238

Reply+1

(03/06/2013)[-]

the tongue one i learned from good eats...

#13 - Zeigh

Reply0

(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

Reply+1

(03/05/2013)[-]

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

Reply0

(03/05/2013)[-]

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

Reply0

(03/05/2013)[-]

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

#14 to #3 - sidathon

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(03/05/2013)[-]

#7 to #3 - anon id: 590bfe92

Reply0

(03/05/2013)[-]

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

#28 - trolololer

Reply0

(03/06/2013)[-]

>2
>3
>10
MY WHOLE LIFE IS A LIE

#26 - rhiaanor

Reply0

(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

Reply0

(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.

#9 - gmaxx

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(03/05/2013)[-]

Here something for u guys. I was thinking for myself that:
If BRAIN uses 20% of our energy (entire body) for 10%thinking capacity
If you had like even 50% Thinking capacity that 100% of the entire body energy, no?

So, what if the times that we lived by now had something to do with that?
I mean, if you had to work hard, u need more power/energy in the muscles
If you are in some clever ass school, u don't really need to dig holes or something with a shovel. You use much of your energy in the brain.

That was my ideea, that times (like from 1850 to year 1978) changes our brain functionality.
My bad if i misspelled something.

#37 to #9 - anon id: 8ef56b6c

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(03/06/2013)[-]

Most life functions including using the brain, breathing, digesting food only consume a small portion of the energy we intake. The vast majority is used for warmth. To keep our body at a toasty 98.2 plus we're not exactly efficient with energy as we only really get 1/4 of each calorie we intake.

#4 - pieratestan

Reply-3

(03/05/2013)[-]

twinkies have so many preservatives in them that it takes an extremely long time for them to go bad..

#32 to #4 - alexusapi

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(03/06/2013)[-]

Don't even go there dude. you are so wrong, we here in Iceland can't have twinkies because the shipment would take too long and the twinkies would go bad too fast. my friends dad owns a shop that specializes in american products and he gave me this answer.

#5 to #4 - militarybus

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(03/05/2013)[-]

one year, they have a shelf life of one year.