Fluoride, which is prevalent in foods, beverages and water, is extremely damaging to the pineal gland (also known as the third eye).

In 2009, while watching "Stewart Little" (1999), Hungarian art historian Gergely Barki saw the painting "Sleeping Lady with Black Vase" by Róbert Berény. The painting had been missing for 90 years and had been used as a prop for the movie. Even though it had disappeared in the 1920s, Barki recognized it immediately from a faded black-and-white photo taken at an exhibition in 1928. He sent a flurry of emails to staff of Sony and Columbia Pictures and received a reply from a former set designer on the film - two years later. "She said the picture had been hanging on her wall," Barki said. "She had snapped it up for next to nothing in an antique shop in Pasadena, California, thinking its avant-garde elegance was perfect for Stuart Little's living room."

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"It's easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled." ~ Mark Twain

In theory, covering parkings with solar panels could generate much more electricity than all existing sources combined in the U.S. (~4,300 TWh/year). The theoretical available area of 19,425 km² could provide an annual yield of 15,960 TWh, roughly 3.7 times the U.S.’s 2024 electricity generation.

Did you know? A theoretical calculation says that we could satisfy the world current demand for power by covering 1.2% of the Sahara Desert with solar panels.

In the 1990 film “Pretty Woman”, Richard Gere’s car was a Lotus Esprit after both Ferrari and Porsche had refused to allow their cars to be used in a film associated with prostitution. As a result of the product placement, Lotus sales had tripled.