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A lot of people avoid infinity pools on top of buildings because they think they could fall straight off
the edge, but that's not how it actually works. Infinity pools are designed to look dangerous from the
front, which is why they feel so scary. In reality, there's a hidden section along the edge that catches the
overflow water. And if someone somehow slips near the edge, they won't just fall straight down, they'll
land in that lower channel instead. But accidents like that usually happen to people who don't like and
subscribe.

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Three things in Korea that just make sense. First, in Korean restaurants, they give you disposable finger
gloves when you're eating fried chicken or other sticky foods, letting you enjoy your food without
getting your hands dirty. Next, when you buy a birthday cake in Korea, it comes with free candles and a
cake knife. But it gets better. If you open the bottom of the knife, you'll find matchixs inside. And
there's even a match striker on the side so you can light the candles right away. And lastly, in Korea,
when you buy a pack of gum, instead of using your fingers to grab a piece, it has a built-in dispenser
that lets you take one without touching the rest.

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What happens when you hire an artist to fix city streets? This creator refuses to leave anything broken.
First, he studies a crack or a hole and imagines a tiny world hidden inside. Using 3D printing, he builds
a custom piece that fit the gap perfectly. Suddenly, a boring pothole transforms into a miniature ocean
featuring Godzilla fighting a battleship. It's incredible street art, but there's a catch. These masterpieces
are so cool that they're usually stolen just hours after they're installed.

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This is why during the cold season, people stopped eating this kind of orange. Because in China, some
folks started filling the peels with a special liquid. When you drop one in water, it won't float and it
looks just like a real orange, even though it isn't. These fake oranges are actually made for kids to play
with and squeeze.

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People got angry at these barbers when they promised a free haircut with one impossible catch.
Because they said they will only give free haircuts if all of the barbers can make this insane trick shot
without looking. However, it turned out that not a single one of them actually made the shot.
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This is how this girl keeps her salad fresh for hours straight. Because she knew if you add the dressing
too early, the vegetables would lose their crisp texture and become soggy. So she separated them in the
bowl using paper plates and mixed the salad on the spot. However, many people got mad at her because
she had a glass jar right beside her the entire time.

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The girl made the strawberry vendor regret his decision. She heard that she could take home a basket of
strawberries for just $6. So she excitedly said she wanted to give the owner a surprise. After filling the
basket, she began hanging strawberries all over the sides, adding more and more. The vendor was
amazed by her unique approach. Finally, she said she would come back often to support the business.
But the vendor joked, I've already told my colleagues that she won't be able to buy strawberries
anywhere in the country from now on.

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This is how this restaurant in Vegas prepares hundreds of eggs in minutes. Because all they had to do
was dump the eggs into this special egg cracking machine, which separates the egg using a spinning
mechanism. And what you're left with are perfectly mixed yolks from hundreds of eggs, with all the
shells crushed inside the machine.

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When every time this guy parks his bicycle, it gets stolen, so this time he decided to teach bike thieves
a lesson by taping small pins to a seat and then covering it with a plastic bag, so the thief won't see the
pins because of the plastic bag. And then after completing his job, he parks it at an empty street where
robbery often happens. At first no one was looking at the bike, but after some time this guy walked
across the bike and starting to act suspicious. But then after checking around that no one was watching
him, he decided to stole the bike, but soon he learned his lesson.

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These guys are not actually pulling on real scars, because this is just a party trick where fake scars are
made using something called collodion, which pulls the skin inward as it dries and creates a wrinkled
texture that looks and feels like a real scar.
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Ever wonder why no one even dares to peek inside a wax sealed letter back in the days? One hundred
years ago, after finishing a letter, people dripped hot wax over the flap and pressed their personal seal
right into it. Just like that, their privacy was literally locked in. But the wild part is, the second someone
tampered with it, you would know immediately. The wax gets crack chip or warp, no matter how good
you were at faking it, you couldn't hide the evidence. And the seal itself, even harder to fake. Royals
used family crests, merchants carved custom symbols, and the regular folks made unique simple
patterns. Nobody could copy the exact impression. So yes, it may look like just a blob of wax, but a
century ago, it was a security lock with anti-counterfeit systems.

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This is an artwork from Paris called Measuring the Universe. Because in 2009, an artist opened a
gallery with nothing but blank white walls where visitors could stand against the wall and have their
height marked along with their name and date. As more than 50,000 people participated, those simple
marks formed a thick black band wrapping around the room, which became a powerful reflection of
humanity and our place in the universe.

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This is why you should never trust an artist. This guy starts by sticking some simple wallpaper inside a
metal can. Then he places a perfectly round mirror at the bottom so [music] he can begin the deception.
He adds a thick rope, a tiny wooden ladder, and even a vintage lantern. But none of that is the real trick
because when he puts a glass lid on top, your brain is completely fooled. It looks like a mind-bending
tunnel that never ends.

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When people drill a hole in the ice, a lot of fish suddenly start jumping out. It looks like magic, but
there's actually a very interesting natural reason behind it. This is one of the only fishing methods
where people can catch fish without using any nets. Under the frozen lake, there's very little oxygen in
the water. Because of this, fish are struggling to survive. So, when a hole is made in the ice using tools
or machines, fresh air and oxygen quickly mix into the water. The fish rush toward the hole to get
oxygen, and many of them start jumping up to the surface. Also, the sunlight coming through the hole
in the dark lake attracts the fish.

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When you suddenly discover oil on your land, you might think you're about to become a billionaire
overnight. But in the United Arab Emirates, that can sometimes become a headache for landowners. In
many places like the United States, if oil is found on your land, you can extract it or lease it to energy
companies and receive royalties. But in the UAE, oil is not considered private property. It is a national
resource. That means when oil is discovered, the government and national energy companies will
quickly take over the area for extraction. Instead of becoming an oil billionaire, you will receive
compensation and a new piece of land to build another home.
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In China, many students use a very unique type of pencil sharpener. Instead of sharpening the pencil all
at once, this sharpener works in stages. First, the pencil is inserted from one side where the wood is
shaped slowly. Then, it is inserted from the other side, so both sides of the pencil become perfectly
even. After that, the pencil goes through another thinner shaping stage. Finally, the tip is sharpened into
a very fine and precise point. Because of this step-by-step process, the pencil becomes much smoother
and more accurate for writing.