This was one of FDR's favorite statements of the Allied Aims. They consisted of: freedom of speech, freedom of warship, freedom of want, and freedom from fear. The actual idea came from a picture made by Norman Rockwell, portraying different values of American life.
Follow @TIME. For our happiness issue, TIME conducted a poll to find out what Americans do to find joy. Overall, 59% of respondents said they were happy most of the time, about the same percentage of those surveyed by TIME in 2004 when 61% said they were happy. But fewer people said they considered themselves optimists in 2013, 50%, as compared to 2004 when 79% called themselves optimists.
RichUK said that the number in the first column is a power of 365 and that it always ends in 5. If we subtract from that the number of ways for no two people to have the same birthday, we should get the number in the second column. According to dmwit, the number of ways for no two people to have the same birthday equals 365*364*363*(lots more numbers). As long as we have at least two people, weâll have 365 and 364 in that product, which will make it a multiple of 10.