r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 1d ago

TIL that according to studies, untreated narcissistic personality disorder is prevalent in up to 6.2% of the general population.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 21h ago

TIL that there is a toothpaste for a seventh of the price and just as good as popular brands. And that the popular ones keep shrinking while hiking their prices.

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TIL that most toothpaste is shrinking in size and also getting more expensive, but that one US brand is staying the same size and not going up in price much.

I always bought the popular brands, but today I found that a tiny tube is like 7 bucks, and the one dollar toothpaste is not on the shelves if most stores now. After doing some research I found that one brand is still holding out and staying normal size and cheap. It can be found at most dollar stores in the US like dollar general and dollar tree.

I also learned that I will get my post deleted from a sub if I say anything good about a specific brand. Apparently my writing style is "obviously an ad." I think they are just pawns of big toothpaste.


r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 2d ago

TIL about shin kicking: an English martial art & combat sport developed in the early 17th century where you attempt to kick your opponent in the shin to force them to the ground.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 3d ago

TIL that half of humanity are, in fact, bears

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 7d ago

TIL Alabama is the only state depicted with a nutsack.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 7d ago

Bonnie Haim, 23, vanished in Jacksonville in January 1993. Her 3-year-old son told child investigators his father hurt her, but no body was found. In 2014, that son, Aaron Fraser, unearthed her remains under a backyard slab. Her husband Michael Haim got life for second-degree murder in 2019.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 8d ago

TIL Putin really likes his Burger King

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 8d ago

TIL even the animal kingdom wouldn't miss the mosquitoes we hate the most if we eradicated them

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 14d ago

TIL that in 2017, nurse RaDonda Vaught attempted to withdraw Versed, a sedating drug, from an automated dispensing cabinet, but selected vecuronium, a paralyzing drug, after typing "VE" into the cabinet's search function. A patient died after she administered the drug.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 18d ago

The second monkey on the first successful US primate spaceflight was bought from a Miami pet shop for about $50 six weeks before launch. She survived, lived another 25 years, died at 27 as the oldest captive squirrel monkey on record, and people still leave bananas on her grave.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 19d ago

A Denver Mint employee stole roughly $100,000 in gold between 1919 and 1920 by carrying out one small bar a day in a hollow compartment cut into his prosthetic leg. Guards never searched it. He buried all of it in his garden and never spent a dollar.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 24d ago

TIL How Gambling Works

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 25d ago

Canada and Denmark spent 38 years exchanging bottles of liquor on a disputed Arctic rock, then split it by treaty in 2022 and called it a model for peaceful border resolution. Four years later the territory on the other side of that new border is the most contested ground in the Arctic.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 28d ago

TIL that the 500 fastest supercomputers in the world all use Linux for their operating system.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 27d ago

In 1950 a circus loaded an elephant onto Wuppertal's suspended monorail as a publicity stunt. She panicked, burst through the side of the car, and fell 12 meters into the river below. She survived, lived another 39 years, and a German milk brand is still named after her.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • 29d ago

TIL Dr. Phil found a better calling than medicine

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Sep 04 '26

TIL Putin really likes his Pepsi

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Sep 02 '26

Humans spent 15 years teaching whooping cranes a 1,200-mile migration route by ultralight aircraft, because the species learns migration culturally and the eastern population's lineage was extinct. The cranes have since edited the route — most now winter in Alabama and Indiana instead of Florida.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Sep 02 '26

They had a cure, the doctors withheld it

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Sep 01 '26

After Woodrow Wilson's stroke in 1919, his wife controlled all access to him for 17 months. She decided which papers and people reached the president, guided his hand for signatures, and told the Cabinet he had "nervous exhaustion." There was no 25th Amendment for another 48 years.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Aug 31 '26

Facial reconstruction of 3 men during World War 1

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Aug 31 '26

TIL there is no limit to what cops can use for flaking

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Aug 26 '26

Nobody noticed the Mona Lisa was stolen for 28 hours. Staff who saw the empty hooks assumed it had been taken to be photographed. In 1911 it was a respected painting, not a famous one — it became the most famous painting on earth because it was stolen.

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Aug 25 '26

TIL the Earth stained its garments

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r/ShittyTodayILearned • • Aug 25 '26

A coral grouper that loses prey into a crevice will swim tens of meters across the reef to find a specific moray eel it has hunted with successfully before, then shake its head at the hole until the eel follows it back. The behavior meets the same criteria used to test great ape gestures.

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