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I don't know if this is one you'd like but it's an interesting one in general:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions

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Technically this doesn't fit the criteria, but I am under the impression that you would enjoy it if you dont already know about it:

Basically a wiki for tropes in fiction and media. Very interesting

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Tropes

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https://t.co/Vi5p4tbr56 zone of death in Yellowstone related to the 6th amendment

  1. Benford's Law - A mathematical law about frequency distribution of leading digits in many sets of data. Link

  2. Semantic Satiation - A linguistic phenomenon that occurs when a word is repeated so often it loses its meaning. Link

  3. Dancing Plague of 1518 - An event in which hundreds danced without rest, leading to exhaustion and deaths. Link

  4. Zipf's Law - A statistical distribution found in various data sets from city populations to words in a language. Link

  5. Euler's Identity - Dubbed the "most beautiful theorem in mathematics". Link

  6. Pareidolia - Perceiving familiar patterns where none exist, like seeing faces in clouds. Link

  7. Eunoia - A unique word with a rich history and meaning. Link

  8. Baader-Meinhof phenomenon - The sensation where something you've just noticed or been told about suddenly appears everywhere. Link

  9. Timeline of the Far Future - Speculative events for the next 10^100 years of the future. Link

  10. Atavism - Reverting to ancestral traits; an evolutionary throwback. Link

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