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Summary of John Brown's 1000 Random Things You Always Believed That Are Not True
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Listen to the Summary of John Brown's 1000 Random Things You Always Believed That Are Not True in 20 minutes. Please note: This is a summary & not the original book. "1000 Random Things You Always Believed That Are Not True" by John Brown is a comprehensive compilation of common misconceptions across various subjects. The book debunks myths related to natural phenomena, historical facts, biological processes, and cultural beliefs. It clarifies that Earth's orbit centers around the Solar System's mass, not just the Sun, and that all parts of the tongue can taste all flavors...
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