There's a reddit community named todayilearned.
Submit interesting and specific facts that you just found out
(not broad information you looked up, TodayILearned is not /r/wikipedia).
TIL when Nintendo had a fall in revenue from the less successful Wii U its CEO cut his pay in half for 5 months rather than blame workers
TIL that Anonymous sent thousands of all-black faxes to the Church of Scientology to deplete all their ink cartridges.
TIL the term "genuine leather" isn't reassuring you that the item is made of real leather, it as an actual distinct grade of leather and is the second worst type of leather there is.
TIL that in 2013, after more than 20 years of soda being America's number one beverage, water has taken over as Americans' favorite drink.
(all taken from the top of all time on reddit)