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When the time is right, millions of plants bloom within weeks of each other. Here's the science of how they do it 🌸 https://w.wiki/MNha

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Human history is a thin line at the very beginning of a much longer timeline. Explore a new way of thinking about time ➡️ https://w.wiki/_w62

In 1991, a Soviet television broadcast made a very specific claim: Vladimir Lenin was actually a mushroom. The segment aired on a serious news program and was presented by musician and artist Sergei Kuryokhin. Over the course of the broadcast, he built a chain of arguments using historical references, citations, and logical steps to "prove" that Lenin had gradually transformed into both a mushroom and a radio wave. The timing of the hoax played a large role in its notoriety, coming during a period of reduced censorship in the Soviet Union. Many facts about Soviet history that were previously inaccessible and classified were being made public, leading to many controversial revelations about the country's history, often presented in sensationalistic form. Float (as a wave) to more knowledge about the hoax ➡️ https://w.wiki/uAJ

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