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 25 weird old predictions for the 21st centuryWhile the modern world is impressive with technology like handheld computers and robots, we don't quite live up to early predictions of how life would be in the 21st century. To be fair, some of the ideas were pretty out there. Imagine a tomato the size of a basketball. Tap or click to see seriously odd predictions for 21st-century life. → |
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 Lightning strikes twice: Man wins two seperate lottery jackpots on the same dayWe’re not the jealous type, but a story coming out of Colorado is really starting to test our patience. One man from Pueblo won two different lottery prizes after buying two tickets on the same day. Both of these jackpots were Powerball prizes — which are even harder to win — yet, somehow, Joe of Pueblo scored $2 million in prize money on the same day. The odds of winning the lottery twice in one day are around 1 in 44 million. Compare this to the odds of getting struck by lightning: 1 in 700,000. Maybe Mr. Joe can buy my next lottery ticket for me, instead. Please? They say money can’t buy you happiness, but what about when you double your money? Tap or click to see if winning the lottery actually makes people happier. → |
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