[People fact 1] There are languages without the terms "Left, Right, Front, and Behind." These cultures use "North, South, East, and West" their whole lives no matter if they are in a room or in the woods. The result is a compass brain. They always know how they are oriented.
[People fact 2] Speech recognition software was first developed and implemented on Windows in 1997.
[People fact 3] Tag brothers are a group of 10 men who have been playing the game of tag since 1990, chasing each other around the country, traveling by plane, car, etc. As of 2018, the game is still ongoing.
[People fact 4] Japanese video game giant Nintendo was founded in 1889 as the "Marufuku Company." They originally made playing cards.
[People fact 5] In 1946, a Georgia Tech Graduate Student and amateur photographer rushed to the scene of a hotel fire and snapped a photo that would win him a Pulitzer. The photo is of a woman jumping from the 11th story to escape the flames and led to new safety regulations across the US.
[People fact 6] During a 1957 Phillies game, Richie Ashburn hit a fan with a foul ball, breaking her nose. When play resumed he hit her again with another foul ball as she was being taken out on a stretcher.
[People fact 7] Aluminum used to be one of the most expensive metals in the world. Only the wealthiest ate with aluminum utensils, while lesser nobility ate with gold.
[People fact 8] Masanobu Tsuji was a Japanese war criminal who executed POWs on Bataan. After World War 2, he fled to Indochina and disappeared into Laos in 1961. He was later rumored to have been working for North Vietnam. A CIA report said he was “the type of man who would start World War III without any misgivings.”
[People fact 9] Color blind people tend to have better night vision and can sometimes see luminosity of colors that normal-sighted people can't. With this ability, and the fact that they perceptive colors differently, the U.S. Army discovered that the colorblind could see 'camouflage' colors that are hard to see with normal color vision. This gives them the unique ability to see hidden enemies better at night.
[People fact 10] In 2011, IBM's supercomputer "Watson" defeated the two greatest Jeopardy! champions, Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, on the famous game show.
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This people facts generator can generate some interesting people facts for free. These people facts can help you learn some new knowledge and know more about people.
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