Why do we have margins? Rats! well, partly. People really did leave empty space around the edges because rats kept nibbling off important information. But although rodents accidentally helped inspire the habit, the margins we use today also developed for a smudge free, practical life. So yes, rats chewed on pages. But the bright red margin line? That came later, thanks to typewriters and neatness rules. Still, if you forget an assignment, don’t blame the dog. Just say the rats ate your homework!

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Pope Leo surprised crowds in Madrid on Saturday by recreating the viral “six-seven” hand gesture while riding through the city in the popemobile. The moment quickly sparked reactions online as the first American pope kicked off his week-long visit to Spain, which includes stops in Barcelona, Montserrat and the Canary Islands. The “six-seven” trend, known for its distinctive weighing hand motion, has become a popular internet meme across social media, making the unexpected reference from the pont