Famous urban legend worst overseas 10
Many in Japanurban legendThere are many similar urban legends in overseas, although it is truly told. For example, "Pi - Pori is 3" "Kentucky's meat is not a chicken," "Leming jumps off the cliff and collectively commits suicide", "90% of the brain is not used" and so on.
The details of the worst 10 are from the following.
Worst 10 Urban Myths
■ 1: Redefining Pi
Alabama to adapt to the BibleReduce the value of pi from '3.14' to '3'doing
■ 2: Cabbage field doll is a mutant mutated by "nucleus"
Cabbage field dollThat toy, which was prepared by the American government, is to get used to the life after the massacres by nuclear explosion beforehand
■ 3: The total of living humans now is higher than the sum of dead to date
Due to the population explosion over the past 100 years, there are more people currently living than the number of people who have died so far
■ 4: NASA's expensive space pen
NASA spent huge development costs to make a pen that can also be written in space. Russia, on the other hand, used a pencil. The truth isHere.
■ 5: Smile to save energy
We use 43 muscles when we browse the eyebrows, but use only 17 places when smiling
■ 6: Kentucky uses mutator meat
It is because the company name changed from "Kentucky Fried Chicken" to "KFC" because it began to use mutants (mutants) rather than chickens
■ 7: Blond hair is on the verge of extinction
People with beautiful blond hair are slowly annihilating and decreasing and being in Finland within 200 years will be the last one
■ 8: Do not swim after dinner
It must be true that swimming after dinner, you will die, because Mama was saying.
■ 9: Suicide of Leming
Lemming wants to commit suicide Collective attacks occurSo we will jump one after another from the cliff wall and die
■ 10: Useless brain
90% of our brains are not in use, waiting for the time to arouse. actuallyI use it all properly.
Of course, because it is an urban legend, it seems that everything is true, even if it is true.
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