Ancient Roman couples had one rule before every difficult conversation.
Modern psychology has no equivalent. Divorce rates were below 5%.
Then the rule disappeared. And everything changed...
Jelly Bryce, the fastest gunfighter:
"In 1945, Life Magazine ran an unusual story. It was a photographic study of an FBI agent named Jelly Bryce drawing and firing his .357 Magnum in two-fifths of a second, faster than the human eye can follow.
In the pictures Bryce dropped a silver dollar from shoulder height with his right hand then drew with the same hand and shot the coin before it reached his waist.
What the article did not say was that Bryce could not only draw fast in front of a camera, but also in front of people who were trying to kill him. In fact, at that time, Bryce had already killed over 10 men in face-to-face shootouts as a city policeman and FBI Agent. In his era Bryce was undoubtedly the FBI's deadliest gun and may have been the best they ever had."
Dick Proenneke was 51 when he walked into Twin Lakes, Alaska, with hand tools and built himself a cabin.
Filmed the whole thing on his own and stayed almost thirty years.
The iconic opening chase in DISTRICT B13 (2004) was performed by David Belle, the founder of parkour.
Inspired by the training methods of his father, an elite Paris firefighter, Belle helped turn parkour into a worldwide phenomenon.