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Two bizarre facts go head to head. You decide which is weirder.
A device exists that can tell you exactly how and approximately when you will die — with 95% accuracy. You can ask once. You'd know if you have decades ahead or months. You'd know if it's sudden or slow. You can't change the outcome, only know it. Do you look?
I check the fridge multiple times hoping something new will appear
73% of people do this — where do you land?
An octopus has 9 brains — one central and one in each arm
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A sneeze travels at 160 km/h — faster than most highway speed limits
🤷 This changes nothing
A device exists that can tell you exactly how and approximately when you will die — with 95% accuracy. You can ask once. You'd know if you have decades ahead or months. You'd know if it's sudden or slow. You can't change the outcome, only know it. Do you look?
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I check the fridge multiple times hoping something new will appear
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Which fact is weirder? You decide.
An octopus has 9 brains — one central and one in each arm
An octopus has a central brain that coordinates overall behaviour, but each of its eight arms also contains its own cluster of neurons — essentially a local brain — that can operate semi-independently. About two-thirds of an octopus's neurons are in its arms, not its central brain. An arm that has been severed from the body can continue to respond to stimuli and attempt to bring food to where the mouth used to be for up to an hour. The arms effectively 'think' locally, reducing the processing load on the central brain.
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