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How did King Charles' phobia cause his death?

King Charles VIII of France, who ascended to the throne in 1483, was obsessed with the idea of being poisoned. As his phobia grew, the monarch ate so little that he died of malnutrition circa 1498.

Those Lazy Freaks...

I'm sure most of you know people who are way too lazy in school, right? In fact, we might have predicted that they will end up as losers, right again? LOL But are you aware that there are not-so-bright students in school that became famous and notable in a very exemplary manner? Yes, this is true...

Did You Know...

Thomas Alva Edison was one of several geniuses who did poorly in school like Einstein, Newton, and Pasteur? Edison's mother, a schoolteacher, was so offended by his poor grades that she removed him from school and taught him herself.