Random Strangers facts
While investigating facts about Random Strangers Chat and Random Strangers Band, I found out little known, but curios details like:
The unofficial word 'sonder' explains the thought process you have when you realise that every random stranger, passerby, person is living a life as vivid and complex as your own it is.
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Although considered by many to be taboo when cousins get married, the risk of them having offspring with genetic defects is not significantly higher than two random strangers having kids.
Why do random strangers keep staring at me?
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across answering why do random strangers smile at me. Here are 11 of the best facts about Random Strangers Talking To You and Random Strangers Video Call I managed to collect.
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A grandma accidentally texted a random stranger about thanksgiving dinner... and ended up eating thanksgiving dinner with them.
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Sociologist Philip Kunz sent out 600 Christmas cards to random strangers. He received 200 cards back in response.
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In 1849,a man would walk up to random strangers and spark a conversation.He would gain their trust and then ask,"Have you the confidence to trust me with your watch until tomorrow?". Having said that,he would never return.He was finally caught and was named confidence man, a.k.a Con-Man
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A 2011 study of 721 million people on Facebook found that the "six degrees of separation" rule is actually smaller, and that "four intermediary friends are usually enough to introduce anyone to a random stranger"
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A Carpenter decided to donate his life savings to enabling 33 random strangers to attend college
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A grandma accidentally texted a random stranger about thanksgiving dinner... and ended up eating thanksgiving dinner with them.
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In Jean-Jacques Rousseau's autobiographical novel *The Confessions*, he wrote that he exposed himself naked to random strangers and claimed that he was mentally disabled
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In 1981, American Airlines began offering, for the cost of $250,000, an "AAirpass" that entitled the holder to unlimited first class travel for life. AA stopped offering the program in 1994 as the creative uses by customers, such as offering free flights to random strangers, became too costly.
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We have 32 great-great-great-grandparents, so around the year 1850 were 32 random strangers going about their lives, each of whose genes makes up 1/32nd of who you are today.
