Things We Were Taught in School That were WRONG
Channel: ShadowMind Studies
Date: 2024-03-30

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Welcome to ShadowMind Studies, where we delve deep into history to uncover the truth behind commonly held misconceptions. Did you know that Edison didn't actually invent the light bulb? He pioneered the filament that made Humphry Davy's electric light feasible for the market. Join us as we explore this and other fascinating historical inaccuracies.

Many of us were taught that Albert Einstein struggled in mathematics, but the reality is quite the opposite. By the age of 15, he had already mastered calculus, showcasing exceptional talent in the subject. Share your thoughts in the comments if you were taught differently!

The Salem Witch Trials are infamous in history, but did you know that no witches were burned at the stake? Instead, the majority were executed by hanging, and one unfortunate individual met their end through the gruesome method of death by pressing. Yikes indeed!

Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment is often credited with discovering electricity, but the truth is more nuanced. While he didn't discover it, Franklin's experiments significantly advanced our understanding of electrical conductors and insulators.

And let's set the record straight about Napoleon Bonaparte's height. Despite the myth of his short stature, he stood around 5 feet 7 inches tall, which was average for his time. Misinterpretations of French measurements likely perpetuated this misconception.

Join us as we uncover more fascinating truths about history. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to ShadowMind Studies for more enlightening content!