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I saw a list which I thought was kind of interesting.

You know, movies, the window and do what could be instead of what actually is.

And you understand that and you give movies some license. Absolutely.

Some creative license to stretch the truth and exaggerate.

But I saw this list.

It's from Listverse and it covers some things that are done so often in movies that we

kind of accept them as reality when they aren't really reality.

I love this stuff.

I mean, sometimes to make things more interesting on film, you got to jazz.

And otherwise, if you were to see it the way it really is, it'd be boring.

Yeah.

So we get it, but it is also funny with what they take liberty with.

And sometimes you start to think that's the way that really happens in your life.

So this is 10 myths that we believe because of movies. And like I said, I got it from Listverse.

So let me, let me go through a few of these. One of them is number 10 that says that's not how

chloroform works. Does it work at all? Well, it does, but not like they show you.

So in the movies, somebody puts it on a rag, they hold it over somebody's face,

and within about five or six seconds, they're out cold.

So it's portrayed as the ultimate weapon to instantly knock somebody out in almost every movie in which it's featured.

No matter how scientifically accurate the rest of the movie is, writers often fail to research this misunderstood chemical.

In reality, chloroform doesn't work like that.

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