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More people are colorblind of some degree than you probably realize.

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A handy infographic on the toxics lurking inside conventional all-purpose cleaners! #honestcompany

Did you know that some of Tesla's inventions ranged from: radar, x-ray, wireless communications and... want more? Find out after the jump. Click to find out

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7 out of 9 writers for the show MadMen are women.

Orcas are notable for their complex societies. Only elephants and higher primates, such as humans, live in comparably complex social structures.

Tibetan Buddhist monk, the Ven. K. C. Ayang Rinpoche, blessing the deer in Kyoto's Nara Park, July 26th, 1985. He only asked once for a photo to be taken, and said "Take a photo now". No one saw the rainbow until the image was printed.

Carl Sagan: an astronomer, astrophysicist, cosmologist, author, science popularizer. Outside of his book writing, he had that amazing award-winning television series "Cosmos: A Personal Voyage".

Elizabeth Warren: Before it was fashionable, Warren was warning of the dangers that exotic finance products could unleash on middle-class families through her many books and articles. “She is the one who really nailed it,” said MIT economist Simon Johnson, a Daily Beast contributor.

"If the misery of the poor be caused not by the laws of nature, but by our institutions, great is our sin." -Charles Darwin

Christopher Hitchens: author, journalist, prominent intellectual and literary critic.. was controversial for the sake of honesty.. didn't suffer 'fools' easily. R.I.P.

LEONARDO‑DA‑VINCI, was so advanced for his times, he couldn't have been human.

Ian Curtis's gravestone that bears the words of the song for which he is best remembered: "Love Will Tear Us Apart" was stolen in July of 2008.

Nikola Tesla: one of the world’s greatest inventors but debatably-unjustly, eclipsed by Thomas Edison.

Susan Sontag: a literary icon. Her book, "On Photography" allowed me to look at photography in a new light.. in fact she 'switched the light on'.

Maria Mitchell Astronomer and professor at Vassar College. First female member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Thomas Edison: Did you know he electrocuted an elephant or that one of his inventions actually killed one of his employees? Read more by clicking the picture.

Poet and recluse Emily Dickinson. Upon her death she instructed someone to burn a major body of her work. However, the leftover 40 notebooks ended up later being published.

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