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Here Are Some Of My Facts That I Tweeted About Countries All Over The World (50 Pics)
From mid-September to mid-October of 2020, I tweeted a fact about every country in the world on my Twitter account, @FactBuffet.
Why did I do it? Well, partly due to COVID-related boredom but also a burning desire to spread positive information about the world during a time when people are so isolated from (and even disliking towards) other countries. It turns out that every country in the world has interesting and admirable tidbits.
Here are 50 of the facts I tweeted. Prepare to have your minds blown and to add a couple of items to your Bucket List.
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I love post's like this, I learn so many weird, fun facts and it takes my mind off world event's.
Positive, feel-good, not judgemental or critical, not political, not about Covid or mental illness, and so much more! Thank you FactBuffet.
Load More Replies...There’s 195 sovereign states...and 82 countries listed...I’m no mathematician but there seems to be an inconsistency. Really cool post though. Happy New Year!
I think Scotland is still a country. It's not independent from england but you can call it a country.
Load More Replies...There were lots of rude commenters on these posts. I know the posts didn’t always fully explain everything but I found it interesting.
Missed this interesting one. Founded in 1317 The Old Pharmacy in the Franciscan Monastery in Dubrovnik, Croatia is one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe.
Like the post! Missed Belgium. World record holder for amount of days it takes to form a government based on the election results... 541 days. Also, most deaths per million in the world due to covid 19 for countries with a population greater than 200 k people.
The phoenix park in Dublin Ireland is the largest walled park in a European city
South Africa is the only country that had 2 nobel prize winners that stayed in the same street...
indian sub-continent has four countries and none of them is mentioned as a person living there I am disapointed. Good facts present here though.
Pakistan (#14), Bhutan (#8), and Sri Lanka (#27) are all here, three of the six or seven countries that are generally considered part of the Indian Subcontinent
Load More Replies...I love post's like this, I learn so many weird, fun facts and it takes my mind off world event's.
Positive, feel-good, not judgemental or critical, not political, not about Covid or mental illness, and so much more! Thank you FactBuffet.
Load More Replies...There’s 195 sovereign states...and 82 countries listed...I’m no mathematician but there seems to be an inconsistency. Really cool post though. Happy New Year!
I think Scotland is still a country. It's not independent from england but you can call it a country.
Load More Replies...There were lots of rude commenters on these posts. I know the posts didn’t always fully explain everything but I found it interesting.
Missed this interesting one. Founded in 1317 The Old Pharmacy in the Franciscan Monastery in Dubrovnik, Croatia is one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe.
Like the post! Missed Belgium. World record holder for amount of days it takes to form a government based on the election results... 541 days. Also, most deaths per million in the world due to covid 19 for countries with a population greater than 200 k people.
The phoenix park in Dublin Ireland is the largest walled park in a European city
South Africa is the only country that had 2 nobel prize winners that stayed in the same street...
indian sub-continent has four countries and none of them is mentioned as a person living there I am disapointed. Good facts present here though.
Pakistan (#14), Bhutan (#8), and Sri Lanka (#27) are all here, three of the six or seven countries that are generally considered part of the Indian Subcontinent
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