A world of meaningless facts

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What talents did Aleksandr Borodin have?

The famous Russian composer Aleksandr Borodin was also a respected chemistry professor in St. Petersburg.

The first Danish Easter brew was possibly Salvator, which was brewed at the Thor brewery in Randers in the period 1890-98.

Approximately 35% of women worldwide have thrown a shoe at a man.

There are approximately 90,000 students in independent primary schools.

24% of UK mobile phone owners have watched mobile TV or videos.

Humans have over 600 muscles and they make up about half of our body weight.

In early June 1918, the third German offensive stalled northeast of Paris, ending the Battle of the Aisne River.

Every year, 14 British people break their toes putting on socks (2006).

The world’s heaviest insect is an African goliath beetle that can weigh up to 100 grams.

Today, around 40 percent of all printed matter published in Japan is manga