“Death by PowerPoint” is a term relating to the intense boredom of useless PowerPoint presentations.
100 Mind-Blowing Intense Facts
You can die laughing. Several people have, typically due to intense laughter causing a heart attack or suffocation. Comedy shows should come with a warning.
A lightning bolt is five times hotter than the surface of the Sun. The charge carried by a bolt of lightning is so intense that it has a temperature of 30,000°C (54,000°F).
Cars can easily reach 140 degrees Fahrenheit. You might be driving along the highway and not notice how hot your car is getting. But when you pull over for a while, your car can reach intense degrees.
A kiss stimulates 29 muscles and chemicals. This causes the person to relax. Women are found to like light and gentle kisses, while men are found to enjoy more intense ones.
Some people experience post-sex sadness. If you’ve ever felt intense feelings of sadness, anger, and distress after sex, you may have gone through Post-coital dysphoria (PCD). It happens especially after orgasm.
Twilight was as intense as you remember. If you splice the quiet staring in all 5 films together, there are exactly 26 minutes of intense silence.
Bananas glow blue under UV light. Bananas may be associated with yellow, but according to one study, the fruit glows an “intense” blue colour under black light (or UV lights). Scientists later found that the degradation of chlorophyll as the fruit ripens causes the blue glow.
Peyton List has appeared in several movies. From starring in comedic roles to taking on more intense characters, Peyton List has showcased her acting prowess in films such as “The Thinning” and “Anthem of a Teenage Prophet.
You can die laughing. Sadly, intense laughter can trigger a heart attack or suffocation.
People can die laughing. Intense laughter can cause suffocation or a heart attack.
Gamma-ray bursts release more energy in 10 seconds than our Sun in its entire life. Nothing in the Universe rivals the power unleashed during a gamma-ray burst, a brief but incredibly intense flash of high-energy radiation. There are many types of gamma-ray bursts: some are thought to form when a massive star implodes; others when two neutron stars merge.
The intense fear or dislike of new technology is called technophobia.