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Research from Britain has shown that the most commonly lost items are keys, phones, pens and glasses. That’s hardly surprising. What comes as a bit of a shock, though, is that the average person loses a staggering 3,000 possessions over the course of their lifetime, including 64 umbrellas!

According to a University of Chicago study, of 1,500 centenarians, babies that are born between September and November are more likely to live to be 100 than babies born at other times of the year. One possible hypothesis for this is that exposure to seasonal infections seems to have a long-lasting effect on health.

It might take some time to find lost things again. An Austrian fisherman dropped his wallet in a lake. 20 years later, he found it in his fishnet. And weirdly, there is a comparatively large number of people who found their long-lost wedding rings in the carrot bed...