No, just random people in the world, if you knew the name of everyone, but didn't actually know anyone, name 5, and one could be connected to you.
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No, just random people in the world, if you knew the name of everyone, but didn't actually know anyone, name 5, and one could be connected to you.
What do you mean by random? Do you mean I should just make up 5 different persons that I have no idea if even exists?
Furthermore, you say there's a chance that you know at least one of them. How big is this chance?
Not know, but be linked to. And I'm talking if you knew the name of everyone in the world. Oh, and a 78.9% if I remember correctly.
I'm assuming you're referencing to the theory of six degrees of separation.
Yes, I believe you are correct.
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The average Eskimo consumes enough salt in one year to kill a gorilla.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
The average anyone consumes anything in one year to kill almost anything, because we consume it over the period of one year, not one second. A horse would have no problem consuming as much caffeine as a human over the course of an entire year.
Probably the stupidest fun "fact" I've seen in my entire life :p.
Boo!Quote:
Originally Posted by MirageThe average Eskimo consumes enough salt in one year to kill a gorilla.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
The average anyone consumes anything in one year to kill almost anything, because we consume it over the period of one year, not one second. A horse would have no problem consuming as much caffeine as a human over the course of an entire year.
I'm just copying and pasting man.
Yeah, that's why we need to think before passing on things as fact :p.
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Originally Posted by MirageExcept you got that one wrong. It's supposed to be 8 spiders per lifetime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Levian