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Lincoln Logs and Their Slightly Famous Inventor

The inventor of Lincoln Logs had a connection to a famous architect.

7h ago

Lincoln Logs and Their Slightly Famous Inventor

7h ago

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Knowledge Stew

Who’s in the Background of the Beatles Abbey Road Cover?

Some interesting things can be found in the background of one of the most iconic album covers ever released.

2d ago

Who’s in the Background of the Beatles Abbey Road Cover?

2d ago

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Knowledge Stew

The Largest Gold Vault in the World

The largest depository of gold in the world may not be where you think.

4d ago

The Largest Gold Vault in the World

4d ago

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Knowledge Stew

The Pentagon’s “Deadly” Hot Dog Stand

The Soviets may have thought it wasn’t just a place to eat.

6d ago

The Pentagon’s “Deadly” Hot Dog Stand

6d ago

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Knowledge Stew

12 Toys That Were Dangerous to Play With

These toys from recent history found their way or nearly made it onto the banned list for being the most dangerous.

Mar 10

12 Toys That Were Dangerous to Play With

Mar 10

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Knowledge Stew

A Cave Filled With Giant Crystals

The Cave of the Crystals in Mexico is filled with structures that look like they should be on a Sci-Fi movie set.

Mar 8

A Cave Filled With Giant Crystals

Mar 8

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Knowledge Stew

Is Your Printer a Spy?

A common piece of office equipment could reveal more than you could have thought.

Mar 6

Is Your Printer a Spy?

Mar 6

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Knowledge Stew

Where is V’Ger, I Mean, Voyager 1 Right Now?

How far has NASA’s Voyager 1 probe traveled since being launched in 1977?

Mar 4

Where is V’Ger, I Mean, Voyager 1 Right Now?

Mar 4

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Fact World

The Wonderful World of Completely Random Facts — Issue 89

Random facts about an Empire State Building accident, Dr. Seuss, an unusual theft, a Doomsday weapon, blue whales, and other great facts.

Mar 2

The Wonderful World of Completely Random Facts — Issue 89

Mar 2

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Knowledge Stew

The Rise and Fall of the Old Social Networks We Once Knew

Were these social networks relegated to the dustbin of history, never to be seen or heard from again, or did they morph into something else?

Feb 28

The Rise and Fall of the Old Social Networks We Once Knew

Feb 28

Daniel Ganninger

Daniel Ganninger

The Writer, Editor, and Lackey of Knowledge Stew and Fact World, and I write about interesting things. Come along for the journey at knowledgestew.substack.com.

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