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TIL that most humans don't just have a dominant hand but also a dominant left or right eye. Those two things aren't necessarily on the same side of your body, meaning you can be right handed and left eye dominant or the other way around.

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u/ILikeRoL — 1 day ago
▲ 173 r/fatlogic

Doctors just don't want to overwork themselves, that's why they limit their client base to exclude fat people

Slide 1 is the original post, slides 2+3 are the comment and an addition to it

u/ILikeRoL — 3 days ago
▲ 63 r/todayilearned

TIL the Bosporus and the city of Oxford are both named something like "shallow crossing point in a river that allows cattle to cross the water". In Oxford's case the name is Anglo-Saxon in origin, while Bosporus comes from Ancient Greek boûs (cattle) + poros (passage).

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u/ILikeRoL — 27 days ago
▲ 421 r/fatlogic

I don't think this is what "inhumane" means.

(found on Tumblr)

u/ILikeRoL — 1 month ago
▲ 27 r/AskTheWorld

Inspired by another post on here: What's a fun fact about your country's national anthem?

I'll start: You can sing the lyrics of our modern anthem to the tune of the old GDR anthem, and vice versa.

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u/ILikeRoL — 2 months ago
▲ 1.4k r/todayilearned

TIL about double-landlocked countries, which are landlocked countries surrounded by only other landlocked countries. There are just two of them in the world, Liechtenstein and Uzbeskistan.

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u/ILikeRoL — 3 months ago