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IPutThisUsernameHere t1_iqyrsbf wrote
Or can he tell why kids love the taste of cinnamon toast crunch?
Dawnawaken92 t1_ir0qdz7 wrote
So yesterday I saw cinnamon toast crunch milk at the gas station. Since then you are the 3rd person I've seen mention that cereal. The universe is weird. This is also known as the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon, otherwise known as the frequency illusion or recency bias.
DougFrankenstein t1_iqyy5pb wrote
I had completely forgotten about this until this moment- omg
Here-for-dad-jokes t1_iqyyo6n wrote
Sugar. The answer was always sugar.
Easypeasym8 OP t1_iqzk0xt wrote
It's how I found out about it honestly, seen a YouTube short of Joe Rogan talking about it and I said to myself, "surely not, this man cappin". But, seems like he wasn't. I don't watch him myself, too much conspiracy type shit.
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dragontailwhiplash t1_iraf8lj wrote
Sounds dubious, seemingly no strong source, possible non the less.
Wolf attacks around ww2 in russia is not unheard of. Since practically all hunters and capable men were taken to war, the wolves gradually got more confident, abducting children and teenagers to feed on. Quite horrific.
milkysway1 t1_ir1k8c1 wrote
This is a hoax.
Easypeasym8 OP t1_ir29swr wrote
Source? I'm kinda still not believing it myself tbh
milkysway1 t1_ir2e1dg wrote
I am searching online and there are many references to this being an historical fact, so perhaps it is true after all.
Here are two links that say it was not true.
https://medium.com/cogent-hex/did-soldiers-in-world-war-i-team-up-to-fight-wolves-9181ef42e896
https://www.rbth.com/history/330804-there-was-no-wolf-truce-russia-germany
Easypeasym8 OP t1_ir2fcw0 wrote
Seems to be that it wasn't a singular truce but a series of small ones to help eradicate the wolf population. I'm not 100% confident believing it, but what do I know, I wasn't around then.
Famous_Friend_7566 t1_ir3chrz wrote
I was there,it is a fact
[deleted] t1_iqzoly9 wrote
Hmm it's kinda like fighting each other is pointless because there is always a new threat and even when there isnt we could improve our species but oh wait no why do that? Oh yeah we are not a very smart species when it comes to the future on the now. Plus you know their shiny stuff needs to be mine....
DaveOJ12 t1_iqyrpth wrote
>amateur historians, like the powerful Joe Rogan.
Is he as powerful as the Wizard of Oz?