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In the early 20th century, an American doctor named Duncan McDougall tried to scientifically prove the existence of the soul. He went on the principle that if the soul really exist, it must have a material basis, and therefore weight. To be sure, McDougall saw only solution: Weigh a man to die, before and after his death. He started his macabre business in 1900, after a center for tuberculosis has authorized to carry on his experience of dying patients. The bed of the first subject was placed on a large scale, and when the dying man drew his last breath, MacDougall noted a loss of 21 grams (three quarters of an ounce) before and after death. Since there was no biological explanations for this difference, the doctor deduced that 21 grams necessarily correspond to the weight of the soul. MacDougall repeated the experiment five times and obtained similar results, reinforcing the idea that the theory was proven. Subsequently, he reproduced the operation of 15 dogs, but with

Of course this isn’t actually true as not even Bruce Lee could play ping pong with a pair of nunchuks.  This was a viral campaign to promote the Limited Edition Bruce Lee N96 for Nokia. The person is not Bruce Lee but a chinese national who has won multiple Bruce Lee lookalike contests in China. He is also a student of Jeet Kune Do. The video was shot using a background sound of people playing ping pong so that “Bruce” and the ping pong players know when to “hit” the ball. The ball was later superimposed into the video + sound and all.’ Pretty sick campaign.

 

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