Reddit mentions of Now I Know: The Revealing Stories Behind the World's Most Interesting Facts

Thanks for the interesting facts every day, Dan! I pre-ordered your new book and am excited for my house guests to learn something new while taking a dump.

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>This is Now I Know. A bunch of redditors already subscribe total and I'm a long-eight-year redditor myself. Last year, the Now I Know book came out and my second book, Now I Know More comes out November 1 and is available for pre-order now.
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>What I write about is idiosyncratic -- if it's new to me and fascinating, I write about it. Here are five recent ones, to give you a taste:
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> The US took Guam from Spain in the Spanish-American War without much of a fight, because the Spaniards holding Guam didn't know they were at war.
> Before cosmonauts go to space, they pee on a bus.
> One of the flaws on the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal is also a hidden health message.
> You actually can die from a broken heart.
> One creative way to fight Ebola? Write a song about it.
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> And from my first book, reprinted in the newsletter: Where your luggage goes after the airline loses it.
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>All the archives are here and you can subscribe for free. They're kind of random, but hopefully interesting.
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>Keep the questions to Now I Know and I'll answer just about anything. I'll also answer questions about baseball, just because. And most other stuff as well.
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>My Proof:
>(Coming once I tweet!)