6 May 2024
The notion that individuals skilled in hand-to-hand combat must register their hands as lethal weapons has lingered in the realm of pop culture and urban legends for years. You’ve probably heard it in movies, seen it in media sessions with professional fighters, or come across it in some obscure corner of the internet. But is
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Originally dubbed “Duck tape,” this versatile adhesive wasn’t always the household staple we know today. Developed by the Permacel subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson during World War II, it emerged as a military necessity. The primary purpose was to waterproof ammo cases, hence its initial availability solely in army green. The nomenclature’s origin remains a
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The phenomenon of wrinkled fingers in water sparks curiosity. While vasoconstriction plays a role, recent studies suggest an evolutionary advantage, providing insights into the purpose of our dish-pan-hands in moist environments. The historical belief that osmosis causes finger wrinkling challenges common misconceptions. While osmosis may contribute, it’s not the sole factor. Dissecting the anatomy and
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