IS THAT SMART-SOUNDING PERSON SPOUTING KNOWLEDGE, OR ARE THEY FULL OF IT?
Do you want the real facts to counter and correct the steaming piles of myth and misinformation you hear all the time? This fascinating collection tells exactly what you need to know so the next time you hear someone repeat one of these common falsehoods, you’ll be ready to call bullshit on:
•Mary Magdalene was a prostitute.
•Your heart stops when you sneeze.
•Crime increases during a full moon.
•A goldfish’s memory lasts only a few seconds.
•It was illegal to drink alcohol during Prohibition.
•Chameleons change color as camouflage.
•Slaves built the pyramids in Egypt.
•Decaf coffee has no caffeine.
•Buddha was fat.
I Call Bullshit: Debunking the Most Commonly Repeated Myths
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Author(s)Jamie Frater
PublisherUlysses Press
ISBN / ASIN1569759855
ISBN-139781569759851
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank3,384,367
CategoryReference
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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