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tyrion2024
Dance like nobody's watching as much as possible.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES:
1) Empathy
2) Objectivity
3) Dancing like nobody's watching as much as possible
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Dance like nobody's watching as much as possible.
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to r/AskReddit by tyrion2024
1 week ago
What's the most hedonistic thing you've ever done?
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1 week ago
In a global presidential election, who would win a plurality of the vote?
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1 week ago
What media franchise's massive popularity has always confused you?
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1 week ago
What made you realize you're not young anymore?
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1 week ago
What's been asserted to you so many times without evidence that it eventually led you to dismiss it until said evidence emerges?
to r/todayilearned by tyrion2024
1 month ago
TIL the video game Concord reportedly had a $400 million budget; Sony believed it would eventually expand into a Star Wars-level franchise with many spinoffs. But unprecedentedly low sales for a project of its size led to it being shut down 2 weeks after release, with all sold copies being refunded.
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to r/todayilearned by tyrion2024
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL Steven Spielberg beat James Cameron to the film rights of Jurassic Park by just a few hours. However after Cameron saw Spielberg's film, he realized that Spielberg was the right person for it because dinosaurs are for kids and he would've made "Aliens with dinosaurs." image
TIL Steven Spielberg beat James Cameron to the film rights of Jurassic Park by just a few hours. However after Cameron saw Spielberg's film, he realized that Spielberg was the right person for it because dinosaurs are for kids and he would've made "Aliens with dinosaurs."
to r/todayilearned by tyrion2024
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL there was a Japanese government review in 2010 which found that 82% of the people aged over 100 in Japan turned out to be dead. image
TIL there was a Japanese government review in 2010 which found that 82% of the people aged over 100 in Japan turned out to be dead.
in Japan
to r/todayilearned by tyrion2024
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL movies that either Will Smith or Adam Sandler starred in or produced grossed $3.7 billion from 2000-2015, generating 20% of Sony Pictures’ domestic gross and 23% of its profits. No other studio was as reliant on just two actors during that period. image
TIL movies that either Will Smith or Adam Sandler starred in or produced grossed $3.7 billion from 2000-2015, generating 20% of Sony Pictures’ domestic gross and 23% of its profits. No other studio was as reliant on just two actors during that period.
to r/todayilearned by tyrion2024
2 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL Angela Lansbury (Mrs. Potts) was initially hesitant to perform the title song in Beauty and the Beast (1991) because of its unfamiliar rock style & was especially concerned that her "aging singing voice" wasn't strong enough to sustain its longer notes. Ultimately, she recorded it in one take. image
TIL Angela Lansbury (Mrs. Potts) was initially hesitant to perform the title song in Beauty and the Beast (1991) because of its unfamiliar rock style & was especially concerned that her "aging singing voice" wasn't strong enough to sustain its longer notes. Ultimately, she recorded it in one take.
to r/AskReddit by tyrion2024
4 months ago
What's the most crime-inducing legal behavior or action one can do?
to r/todayilearned by tyrion2024
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL after a boy in the 1930s found what looked like a "great lump of coal", his family used it as a doorstop for a decade until his dad had "a little look at it." This led to the realization it was the world's largest black sapphire. After being faceted, the Black Star of Queensland is 733 carats. image
TIL after a boy in the 1930s found what looked like a "great lump of coal", his family used it as a doorstop for a decade until his dad had "a little look at it." This led to the realization it was the world's largest black sapphire. After being faceted, the Black Star of Queensland is 733 carats.