I'm being serious here, but okay, be that way.
I'd like to just believe that you're all smarter than this, but the very existence of this topic is proof that so many people aren't.
Or that some people like to fool others. Anyways, more facts:
- The first computer to beat a World Chess Champion was Deep Blue in 1997.
- During warmer months, the hooves of reindeer are generally spongy to assist with walking across marshes, although in winter they become hard, to assist walking across formed ice.
- The first Frisbee discs were metal food tin lids and cake pans used by American Walter Frederick Morrison and his would-be wife Lu in the 1930s, which they eventually sold to passers-by for 25 cents, making a 20 cent profit.
And a lot of stuff about the Game of Life (or LIFE):
- The Game of Life is based on the original and highly successful version of the game called ‘The Checkered Game of Life’, which was designed by Milton Bradley, an American lithographer, in 1860, after his print run of presidential candidate portraits of Abraham Lincoln failed to sell, due to Lincoln growing a beard after they had been printed.
- The original The Game of Life involved the player advancing across a checkered board to gain points, and it was designed with Milton Bradley's own morals in mind, which resulted in negative consequences for spaces depicting suicide, gambling, jail, ruin, poverty and the like.
- The numbered spinner famous in The Game of Life has its origins in the numbered spinning top or teetotum, used to move across the game board in the 1860s version, as dice were considered inappropriate by Milton Bradley, due to their association with gambling, which went against his morals.