That's amazing ! Post incredible facts here.

[Tyrannical]

There is a town in Canada called “Dildo.”

There's a Greek island named Lesbos, with quite the interesting ancient history behind it.

[JimC]

...where the women are always content...

[Woodbutcher]

...where the women are always content...

..and they moved into Climax, Saskatchewan, vacationing occasionally in Big Beaver, Saskatchewan and finishing off in Urin, Saskatchewan.

[pErvinalia]

And Fucking in Austria.

[Tero]

”Ben Franklin, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson were known to have regularly eaten and served ice cream. Records, kept by a merchant from Catham street, New York, show George Washington spending approximately $200 on ice cream in the summer of 1790. The same records show president Thomas Jefferson having an 18 step recipe for ice cream. First Lady Dolley Madison, wife of U.S. President James Madison, served ice cream at her husband's Inaugural Ball in 1813.”

[Rum]

In 1940, scientists concluded that consumption of ice cream was the leading cause of the polio epidemic, solely based on the stats that there were more cases of polio in the summer, which was also when children ate most ice cream.

[Hermit]

In 1940, scientists concluded that consumption of ice cream was the leading cause of the polio epidemic, solely based on the stats that there were more cases of polio in the summer, which was also when children ate most ice cream.

[rainbow]

People who take aspirin get more headaches than those that don't use aspirin at all.

[Hermit]

People who take aspirin get more headaches than those that don't use aspirin at all.

Makes sense. No point taking aspirins when you don't get headaches, is there?

[DRSB]

Bertrand Russel spent lots of time to prove that 1 + 1 = 2, some 300 pages, I have not read them but do not think he presented the proof. So many things even in maths are based on assumptions!

[Brian Peacock]

I'm prepared to trust him, even if you have to take the existence of '1' on the nod.

[DRSB]

I'm prepared to trust him, even if you have to take the existence of '1' on the nod.

This was the main difficulty: to define "1" and define "2" and define "plus" and define "equals"! May be I should buy the book.

[Brian Peacock]

All maths follows from the principle of the singular.

[DRSB]

All maths follows from the principle of the singular.

Yes, and the singular is an axiom.

[Brian Peacock]

There you go.