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Li Jiao, a Chinese college student, claimed she was the granddaughter of a gangster boss who could make anyone “disappear”.
She was so convincing in her story that her five roommates obeyed her every order - for two years. They gave her £800 ($1485) for slimming aids and cosmetic surgery because she demanded it.
Qing Qing, one of the roommates, was ordered to gain 15kg (33lbs) in weight in just one month. She failed in that task and was banned from washing her face for three months.
Li Jiao ordered the other four to put on weight also and demanded more money for not selling them all into prostitution.
When Qing Qing finally moved out, her family called police after finding out what happened. Li Jiao has been arrested and charged with blackmail. Her defense is - it was all just for fun.
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The scientific name is translated literally as water dog (hydrocynus) striped (vittatus). Read more…
Things that look like other things are often referred to as pareidolia. A vague stimulus from an image or sound is being perceived as significant. A slight pattern in an object is perceived in our brain and linked to something we know in real life, such as a face or a religious symbol. A well known example of a pareidolia is the backmasked song Stairway to Heaven. When listening to this song backwards you are supposed to hear a hidden message. These subliminal messages are often merely a creation of our brain and will not be perceived unless someone points out what we should hear. When we know what we should hear or see, our brain will adapt itself to hear the hidden message.
You could build a website with just religious apparitions. Read more…
Nonetheless, to determine a ranking order among inhuman methods that have been used to induce such atrocious human suffering, the only reasonable criteria were functions of time and mercy — with the worst (No. 1) taking the most of the former, while showing the least of the latter.
First mentioned by Plutarch as a Persian technique, scaphism is a quiet testament to mankind’s gruesome worst. If a more heinous or outrageous technique exists, we’d rather not know about it. Read more…
