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Ever since the arrival of computers and technology, the Postal Service has been able to grow considerably along with many other companies and corporations.
Technology has helped us to communicate easier and find what we need much faster. Nowadays, you can search for something you want on eBay and the U.S Postal Service can have it on your doorstep the next day.
Although 95% of mail is now sorted by computers, the U.S. Postal Service still employs clerks to decipher addresses that are too messy for the computers to understand. These clerks are expected to process 1,000 letters an hour, and upwards of 20% of them quit within the first 5 weeks.
Bruce Lee was one of the physically fastest men of all time! Most martial art films are sped up to make fighting scenes appear fast, but not Bruce Lee's.
His moves were too fast to be captured on the regular 24 frames per second film, and so they had to film him at 32 fps, and run the film slower to make the movements visible.
In 1964, Bruce was invited to a karate championship in Long Beach, California. There he performed his famous "One Inch Punch," where he would deliver a devastating blow from only an inch away, sending his opponent flying back!
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