Daily True or False
October 5, 2026

Hiroshige was incredibly prolific, with estimates of his total print output ranging from 5,000 to over 10,000, including multiple famous series.

Max Ernst was drafted into the German army in 1914 and served as an artillery engineer, not a pilot. The war profoundly affected his later art.

While short-grain rice like Bomba is traditional for paella, it is not an absolute rule; some variations use medium-grain or even long-grain rice, though less ideal. The 'always/never' claim is too strict.

Saltwater crocodile can only manage short bursts of about 10 miles per hour on land. Claims of 25 mph are exaggerated; they are faster in water.

He opened the first Armani Hotel in Dubai in 2010, followed by one in Milan, blending fashion with hospitality.

Norman Rockwell was born on February 3, 1894, in New York City, New York, not in Paris.

In a 2010 New York Times interview, Jobs stated his children hadn’t used the iPad and that his family limited technology at home.

Caravaggio had no known children. Artemisia's father was Orazio Gentileschi, a contemporary of Caravaggio but a different painter entirely.

Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks contain thousands of pages of reverse script, readable in a mirror. He likely used this as a left-handed person to avoid smudging ink or to keep his ideas private.

Indigenous groups in South America have historically used piranha teeth as cutting tools, blades, and in weapons due to their sharpness and durability.