There are things that everyone assumes are true. That are anything but. Which, sometimes, blow my mind. Here are 2.
A map of the World does not show a true map of the world. Try this quiz, for starters-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z3ppm39The Map could not be truly accurate, as it is a flat map of a sphere. But it isn't even close. It has massive differences, formed mainly to help sailors and to make the map look nice to the eye. But the differences are shocking
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The Sunday Times list is accurate. It has actual sales figures to back it up.
We've all looked at the chart in a WH Smith. And assumed it is similar. Whereas the main criteria for a book's position in the WH Smith "bestsellers" list is how much the publisher has paid WH Smith...
https://inews.co.uk/news/whsmith-bestselling-book-chart-rankings-publishers-paid-feature-1415545
Some\more posters should try kissing it...🤔
The R in RNG
@TheWaddy, thought you were posting againa) spiders
b) snakes
c) sharks
d) horses
e) cows
f) kangaroos
However, someone in the year above me at school was killed by a shark in Australia. And I know that is really, really rare.
Spiders? It depends how you count "kill". I believe there is 1 big, harmless spider that likes to hide in cars and leap on people while their driving. Causing a lot of deaths.
Visited my Sister in Perth Western Australia few times, one trip woke up middle of the night wife petrified pointing at this large spider on the wall.
I got bowl placed it over it and slid newspaper forcing it into the bowl , opened the window and tipped it out.
When, in the morning I told my Sister she was not happy as they treat them like pets and lucky charm. Same with the Crickets middle of the night you can hear them but can't see them, kept us awake but my Sister & Husband used to them. Only saw one wild snake in the outback told don't pick it up. as if.