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The QI Factbooks. An astonishing collection of our most jaw-dropping, mind-boggling, rib-tickling facts over seven books. Available individually or as a special edition box set. ‘Intriguing, hilarious and downright surprising little nuggets of information’ - Daily Mirror.
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The Museum Of Curiosity. QI's sister radio show, in which the world's most interesting and unusual experts make donations to a vast, imaginary museum. Professor of Ignorance John Lloyd hosts, with the help of a new regular comic each series acting as Museum Curator.
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The QI Philosophy. They say human beings, like all animals, have three primal drives: food, sex and shelter. QI says we have a fourth: curiosity. Our species seems to be uniquely wired to be interested in things that do not directly concern our survival, or that of our genes.
1,423 QI Facts To Bowl You Over Page 1, Position 0: � Page 1, Position 2: 1 in 4 Americans didn’t read a book last year. http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/o
We've written over two dozen books filled with fascinating facts. Discover them now, along with merch, mobile games and more. Our hit fact-filled weekly comedy podcast No Such Thing As A Fish, featuring QI Elves James, Andy, Anna and Dan, has over 400 million listens around the world.
1,234 QI Facts To Leave You Speechless. Page 1, Position 1: The Big Bang was quieter than a Motörhead concert. Page 1, Position 2: The astronomer who coined the term ‘Big Bang’ didn’t believe in it. Page 1, Position 3: The scientist who analysed the plutonium for the first atomic bomb was called Mr Doom.
James and Anna deliver a podcast covering the world of sport, serving facts and trying out different disciplines on air. QI, our award-winning BBC TV panel show, No Such Thing As A Fish, our hit podcast, The Museum of Curiosity, our radio show, and much more.
Page 178, Position 1: Gavin Barwell, former MP and author of How to Win a Marginal Seat, lost his marginal seat. Page 178, Position 2: Applause is forbidden inside the Houses of Parliament. http://mentalfloss.com/article/538526/things-forbidden-in-british-parliament
