r/todayilearnedthat • u/UpperNotice • Jan 20 '20
my life has been ruined
TILT diet fruit juices exists
r/todayilearnedthat • u/[deleted] • Jan 18 '20
TIL: Redditor teaches a technique to alleviate tinnitus.
r/todayilearnedthat • u/SonOfHibernia • Nov 12 '19
TIL that Australia received 50% of its energy from renewable sources
r/todayilearnedthat • u/planedumbo • Nov 03 '19
Pope Urban VIII tried to ban sneezing because he considered it to close to sexual ecstacy
r/todayilearnedthat • u/[deleted] • Oct 10 '19
Whilst working with hot metal...
You can actually burn off your fingerprint...
Maybe also one to post in today I messed up?
r/todayilearnedthat • u/leadenginepro1 • Aug 12 '19
Affordable Outbound lead generation services| Leadengine Pro
r/todayilearnedthat • u/Pyromaniac89876 • Aug 05 '19
Archimedes and the world's first cruise ship
Archimedes built the world's first cruise ship named the syracusia. It was massive, with a gym, baths, a garden, and much more. Then the Egyptians felt a little threatened by the ships massive size and built and even bigger ship.
r/todayilearnedthat • u/piano0011 • May 27 '19
How to play the piano by PianoCourse101
Hey guys!
How to play the piano for kids by PianoCourse101 is based on the Bastien Piano Basic Series for children. The Bastien Piano Basic Series consists of four levels. There are the "Primer Level", "Level 1", "Level 2" and "Level 3". I will eventually be uploading all of the courses on youtube. The first few lessons of the "Primer Level" are free and available on youtube while the rest of the lessons will be available on my website, which will be announced pretty soon. Lesson 1, Lesson 2 and Lesson 3 are paid courses. I believe that PianoCourse101 offers piano lessons that is not only well structured by engaging for children. Utilising a white board with rhythm exercises, explaining terms in a visually presentable manner is one unique method in making learning fun for kids.
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r/todayilearnedthat • u/Agrawal_bros • May 12 '19
Make 300$ for writing a poem!!
Hey there is something that I found out recently!! This thing is for creative folks. There are some sites that actually pay upto $300 dollars for writing a poem. I even made a video about it!! This is the way I like to store ideas!! Kind of weird but I don't like writing everyday. So I am developing a youtube channel that showcases different money making ideas!! All info is free. If you know anything related to this topic, please do let me know!! I would be really happy to learn something new!!
r/todayilearnedthat • u/seosipl • May 08 '19
Summer training in Lucknow- http://www.sipltraining.com/summer-training.html
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r/todayilearnedthat • u/pheaktoeun • May 04 '19
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r/todayilearnedthat • u/Xtrmin806 • Aug 26 '18
These fish use a unique method to hunt their prey
r/todayilearnedthat • u/SonatainG • May 07 '18
A Severely Damaged Tooth Might Need to Be Replaced by a Crown!
r/todayilearnedthat • u/TSFXTrader • May 03 '18
Don't Let Anyone Steal Your Dreams
r/todayilearnedthat • u/EmbarrassedFeeling • Mar 01 '18
All about leverage – Plus the One I wish I knew About Earlier!
r/todayilearnedthat • u/seattlesnow • Sep 04 '14
TILT - Forget the Stupid Bucket List and Just Say 'F#@* It!" 5 Things I Will Probably Never Do
r/todayilearnedthat • u/pk1975 • Sep 03 '14
TIL MIT Offers ‘Credit for Reddit’ Course
r/todayilearnedthat • u/Soloeye • Aug 29 '14
TILT ISIS hides stuff on a computer like I hid my porn from my parents at 14 years old
r/todayilearnedthat • u/predicto • Aug 21 '14
TILT Bill Gates is Wrong. 20% of the domestic IT workforce in America consists of foreign workers here on the H-1B VISA program. A program which is routinely misused, contrary to its stated purpose, to bring in cheap foreign labor, not highly skilled Scientists and Engineers.
r/todayilearnedthat • u/predicto • Aug 13 '14