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Emma Stone's distinct low-pitched husky voice is attributed to having baby colic, a condition involving constant screaming during infancy.

Birds have pneumatic bones, allowing them to use an exposed broken bone as a "bone snorkel" to gather oxygen from the air if their windpipe is blocked, preventing suffocation.

Charles Douglass created almost every TV sitcom laugh track using a secretive device called the laff box, which he kept padlocked. The machine was over two feet tall and functioned like an organ.

In 1996, a disgruntled SimCopter designer inserted an Easter egg that caused "shirtless men in Speedo trunks" to appear on specific dates, but a malfunction made them show up more frequently.

Hyperforeignism is when people mispronounce foreign words that are simpler than expected, such as habanero, coup de grâce, and Beijing.

In the 1960s, MIT professor Joseph Weizenbaum developed ELIZA, a chatbot mimicking a psychotherapist, which led some users, including Weizenbaum's secretary, to form emotional attachments. In 2023, ELIZA outperformed GPT-3.5 in a Turing test study.

A think tank claims that the NFL cannot legally enforce its warning against unauthorized use of game telecasts or descriptions without consent.

Russian writer Nikolai Gogol starved himself to death by refusing food, despite doctors' attempts to treat him with force-feeding bouillon, hot water poured on his head, leeches on his nose, and a soap suppository, ultimately dying at 42.

The 2022 Ig Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to mathematicians who demonstrated that luck plays a more significant role than talent in achieving success.

In 2013, 80-year-old Russian villager Yusuf Alchagirov confronted a bear by head-butting it and kicking it repeatedly. The bear threw him off a cliff, but he survived the fall and later recounted the incident.

Sources: 651, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657, 658, 659, 660

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