Fact, fiction or interpretation?

1# Percentages

Fascinating little life hack, for doing percentages:

x% of y = y% of x

So, for example, if you needed to work out 4% of 75 in your head, just flip it and and do 75% of 4, which is easier.

— Ben Stephens (@stephens_ben) March 3, 2019

Credit: Twitter  

2# History timeline

Did you know that the pyramids of Giza were built before wooly mammoths went extinct?!?

— Henry Reich (@minutephysics) May 8, 2013

Credit: Twitter  

3# Division

How old were you when you realized the division symbol was just a fraction with the dots being placeholders for the numerator and denominator? pic.twitter.com/Y3Py3SqqH5

— Remzi #BLM (@Remzi_SSB) May 15, 2020

Credit: Twitter  

4# American Gothic

I was today years old when I realized American Gothic depicts a farmer and his daughter, not his wife. pic.twitter.com/k4fAHQfHfg

— Eric Alper 🎧 (@ThatEricAlper) April 30, 2020

Credit: Twitter  

5# Signs and symbols

I was today years old when I learned that an ampersand (&) is a ligature for the word 'et' pic.twitter.com/3xaXMyhlwP

— Sarah Pappalardo (@yourpappalardo) January 31, 2020

Credit: Twitter  

6# Shoe key holder

Damn never knew this was a key holder! Always learning something on twitter. #twittereducation pic.twitter.com/1YtPfNLK8Z

— brizzy🦉 (@ovo_bryan_) March 29, 2019

Credit: Twitter 

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