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Judging by the reasoning and logic in this video, the deadliest day would be on the biggest and most celebrated holiday in your country, so whichever that is is your deadliest day.
I thought it would be a data-entry issue- where morticians who are given a dead body just guesstimate ‘eh like last year idk’ and then January 1st was the default value.
You aren’t right, but you also aren’t stupid for wondering. We’ve all heard of bodies being found off in the bush, abandoned in crack houses, floating in the ocean, simply found in bed, etc. weeks or months after death. For these people the local medical examiner (not a mortician! lol) is responsible for determining the date of death; if they can't, and in most cases they usually can't, _they don't use a default value!_ They use the date the body was _found_ in lieu of the date of death. This is as much true for some poor pioneer buried along the Oregon Trail in 1850 and dug up during construction as it is for a murder victim discovered in a dumpster a few days after death. For the record, anyone who dies in the US (and Canada, and probably a lot of other countries) isn't legally dead until either a physician of some kind (hospital physician, family doctor, medical examiner) or a judge says so.
From personal experience with elderly relatives it is often the case that they pass right after the holiday season. Having just seen all their family they feel “complete” and let go.
Sam's taking on every other educational TH-camr lately. Not only in his videos but he also haunts their comment sections from time to time. It's hilarious. I wonder how long he can go on like that until they collaborate to render his face Half as Recognizable.
To be fair, LegalEagle often does a terrible job at explaining the law and gets lots of stuff completely wrong. Viva Frei has a _much_ better understanding of US law, which is ironic since he's not American.
@@ChilapaOfTheAmazons Well he is specialized in commercial litigation and relies on other for some of the areas he doesn't know as well so it makes sense on him getting stuff wrong. And cool I'll have to check out that channel
I am being humble when I am telling you that I am the most powerful strongest coolest smartest most famous greatest funniest Y*uTub3r of all time! That's the reason I have multiple girlfriends and I show them off on my ch*nnel all the time! Bye bye man
Another factor that increases deaths on New Year's Day is taxes. Most doctors and administrators recognize that there are usually big tax benefits for dying on Jan 1 instead of Dec 31. If there is flexibility in when they call the time of death, they will usually err towards the new year.
@@biharibabu6119 Tax credits. A person would have no income for the year, but would eligible for tax credits that would offset other expenses. You essentially get a year of benefit without having any new taxes.
I can tell you from working in a hospital, there are lots of dying patients who hold on to make it to another Christmas, and they tend to die in the week following.
Legal Eagle very often gets basic facts of law completely wrong. If you're looking for a TH-cam lawyer, try Viva Frei instead: he has a _much_ better understanding of US law, which is ironic since he's not American.
@@michaelgusovsky Actually, you're kind of correct! When we "spring forward" an hour, our health doesn't benefit from it. There's a 24% increase of heart attack for elderly and/or people with pre-existing heart issues. And what the other person said is also true. However on the day we "fall back" an hour, heart attack risk actually decreases as they have an extra hour.
@@mohit_panjwani thats just the very young kids, also: a lot of people who are adults now made their accounts when they were younger and put in a birthdate as whatever was 18 at that time, thoose birthdates are older now.
I would also say that hospitals give more experienced staff slightly more freedom to find ways to reduce their chances of having to work holidays (although getting stuck with some days you don't want to work happens to basically everyone at a hospital), so it is slightly more likely to have newer, less experienced staff members present during major holidays that more experienced people try to opt out of working and the lower people on the totem pole get stuck with.
As a healthcare worker I wanted to pose some additional information. Many families of patients who have the misfortune of a sick loved one AND for it to occur during the holidays/end of year needing life support struggle with the decision to withdrawal support and will hold off on withdrawing that support until after the holidays. I don't think it's that large of a number, but it definitely happens more often than people give credit for.
My dad is a vicar and has observed a similar effect in reality with his work. People who are already on their deathbed tend to try and stay going until Christmas/new year when they can give their goodbyes to family, then let go.
It’s not medical STUDENTS who start on July 1st, it’s the resident physicians (who have already graduated medical school and have medical degrees) who start their postgraduate medical training as new doctors.
Hey Sam, good job on this!! Even if a few few details were a bit of, you clearly put in a lot of effort to understand a complicated topic, and I appreciate you.
"Let's say you're a YOUNG TH-camr and you're not really concerned about dying of old age yet" yeah, yeah, as opposed to all those young people who are worried about gaining 60 years of age in 2 weeks
That checks out: I had appendicitis on New Year's Eve e couple of years ago and I delayed going to the hospital, hoping to miss the holiday rush. My appendix burst.
How about data error? You know, since it's the first day of the year, lots of systems might have a default value of Jan 1st, people entering the data can just simply forget to input it. Or the date might be unknown, missing, physically damaged or unreadable on paper records, and somewhere along the digitizing process the Null got converted to 0
@Toch Stuff You were joking, right? The point was that date of death may be incorrectly reported as January 1. But, there is no question data error can kill, for example when medicine allergies or dosages are incorrect.
I went to the ER a couple days before New Year’s Eve and literally the wait time for it was a few hours. Funny enough, the wait time in New Year’s Day was very short, along with there being barely any appointments made for surgeries as well
Fun fact: there are countries (like my home country of Iran) where they don't use Georgian Calendar and don't celebrate their new year according to the Georgian calendar. For instance, Iranians celebrate the new year on the first day of spring at the exact moment that the earth's axis shifts and Spring starts.
I have found that on sunny, warm Saturdays I hear more ambulance sirens than I do on cloudy, cold Saturdays. I think more people are up and about doing risky things on the weekends when it is nice weather outside.
My mum is a nurse who’s worked in end of life care a lot and she said that people often decide they will make it to the next year before they die. So once it becomes January 1st they allow themselves to die. The same happens with other holidays apparently
This might be one of the first sponsorships that I've actually watched and written down to consider joining - great call, asking them to sponsor you. Hopefully it works in my country
I was always told it was the day of daylight savings time because people get one less hour of sleep and are more likely to have a heart attack likewise the other daylight savings time is the least deadly because people get an extra hour of sleep once again lowering heart attacks.
A single nucleotide (4:09) is not a base pair, it is simply desoxyribose and one base with one phosphorus. You then referred to the base pair as if both sides of the dna were actually involved which is allso not the case, the second half is a anticodogen strain. The thing that in will actually code in the end is what you meant to refer to which is actually called a codon but even a codon will not affect this much since it realistically only changes a single amino acid in a protein and will most likely not be able to have such enormous effects. Kind regards from Germany, next time maybe more fachecking...
That is hilarious...I had to go to the ER around midnight 3 years in a row. Completely unrelated problems. I was literally watching the ball drop on the hospital TV 3 different times!
Re 3:47... I'd like to see how many of those Sunday homicide deaths resulted from fights or other incidents that started on a Saturday night, when people are out partying and carousing. Same concept with MV accidents on Saturday and Sunday. The suicide spike on Mondays? Those could be the result of attempts on Sunday by people so overwhelmed by work or school that they can't handle another week. And suddenly this "Golden Girls" fan just remembered a suicide-themed "very special episode" called "Not Another Monday," where Sophia's ailing and depressed friend gave this as her partial justification for wanting to end her life.
Another theory: elderly people force themselves to make it through the holidays for one more year, through sheer force of will. Ask yourself how many of your elderly relatives died in the spring.
Hey Sam, good job on this!! Even if a few details were a bit off, you clearly put in a lot of effort to understand a complicated topic, and I appreciate you.
Third theory (hypothesis, really): Data entry errors. Data entry staff selecting year of death, and forgetting to enter month and day, thus Jan-1-year. I hope those authors investigated that hypothesis.
Sam: Of course, the best way to not be forced to decide between a midnight kiss and a deadly heart attack- Me: Don’t have the opportunity to have a midnight kiss! Sam: -is to not have a heart attack in the first place Me: *sweats* I knew that
and then they as a majority set up societal expectations that everyone must wake up at 7 am or they deserve to suffer and some people lived a sleep deprived happily ever after
It seems strange to me that August 2 could be the most dangerous day to drive. Around here, it's probably either New Years Eve or some random day in early February. But I guess most of the country doesn't get that much snow.
Med student here, the “AA, AG, and GG” groups are actual DNA sequences, the reason there are two letters in each is because we have two helixes. A’s stand for the chemical “Adenine” and G’s stand for the chemical “Guanine”. Totally pointless info, but cool nonetheless!
@@sir9integra9jr I’m sorry, whole genome sequence- cool!!!! I would do a genome test but, I don’t wanna know that I have a bunch of predispositions to crap I can’t do anything about 😂
The deadliest day in Finland is the midsummer or Juhannus as it’s called. On that day, many people die, due to alcohol poisoning and driving drunk. But the biggest reason is drowning. Many Finns try to swim in a lake or try to take a piss on a boat and drown.
My theory: part of the reason there are more deaths on New Year’s is because people have the will to live until the next year, and then are ok to die afterwards (whether it be of old age, or suicide)
Also it’s the coldest month, and cold weather puts more stress on heart, which causes heart attacks to increase that month. January is also peak of flu season which also contributes to increase in deaths. Northern hemisphere countries generally have January as deadliest month while Southern Hemisphere countries usually have July
I bet it isn't, but April 14th has some pretty good options, though ironically all of its biggest tragedies seem to happen just before midnight so people die on the 15th.
My mom’s family members almost always die right before her birthday, 8/27. Her husband: 8/20, brother: 8/17, father: 8/24, stepmom: 8/18. The only thing I can figure, besides just bad luck, is that we live in Florida and that’s peak summertime heat in late August. Maybe people with chronic conditions just give out in the heat around that time. 😢
Hey Sam! I think you might not have accounted for some correlation on your estimate of my death, considering day of the year and age. I mean, the study’s robustness tests seem to imply that the spike comes mostly from natural deaths, so there’s bound to be a large correlation between the first of January and the year of death. I know it was a joke, I’m just a pain lol
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Nice. But I am not creative enough to have video ideas lol
Hey guy who provides as random knowledge.
Aeroplanes.
Like the border vidz
*which January 1st*
I would ask if the same applies in Asia where new year is celebrated on a different day 🤔
You mean different *days*
Judging by the reasoning and logic in this video, the deadliest day would be on the biggest and most celebrated holiday in your country, so whichever that is is your deadliest day.
Lol. That means ramadan and chinese new year.
I knew those long distance travel and calories will kill me someday.
@@crimson90 ten cent beer night
A diffrent day every year?
I thought it would be a data-entry issue- where morticians who are given a dead body just guesstimate ‘eh like last year idk’ and then January 1st was the default value.
You aren’t right, but you also aren’t stupid for wondering.
We’ve all heard of bodies being found off in the bush, abandoned in crack houses, floating in the ocean, simply found in bed, etc. weeks or months after death. For these people the local medical examiner (not a mortician! lol) is responsible for determining the date of death; if they can't, and in most cases they usually can't, _they don't use a default value!_ They use the date the body was _found_ in lieu of the date of death. This is as much true for some poor pioneer buried along the Oregon Trail in 1850 and dug up during construction as it is for a murder victim discovered in a dumpster a few days after death.
For the record, anyone who dies in the US (and Canada, and probably a lot of other countries) isn't legally dead until either a physician of some kind (hospital physician, family doctor, medical examiner) or a judge says so.
@@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co I'm giggling about that 170+ year old pioneer. Paperwork is silly.
@@parthkulkarni04 Woosh? How?
I thought it was from suicide, and everyone wanted to die on New Year’s Day
@@CyberedCake T’were a joke, my friend. Our barrel-rolling friend was not serious.
From personal experience with elderly relatives it is often the case that they pass right after the holiday season. Having just seen all their family they feel “complete” and let go.
My mom is a retired hospice nurse and yes 100% .
Damn, Sam straight out the gate with the insults towards LegalEagle
Sam's taking on every other educational TH-camr lately. Not only in his videos but he also haunts their comment sections from time to time. It's hilarious.
I wonder how long he can go on like that until they collaborate to render his face Half as Recognizable.
To be fair, LegalEagle often does a terrible job at explaining the law and gets lots of stuff completely wrong. Viva Frei has a _much_ better understanding of US law, which is ironic since he's not American.
LE=DB
@@lonestarr1490 can you give a link of a video where he comments
@@ChilapaOfTheAmazons Well he is specialized in commercial litigation and relies on other for some of the areas he doesn't know as well so it makes sense on him getting stuff wrong. And cool I'll have to check out that channel
Disclaimer: No LegalEagle was harmed at the start of the video!
Are you sure about that bud?
I am being humble when I am telling you that I am the most powerful strongest coolest smartest most famous greatest funniest Y*uTub3r of all time! That's the reason I have multiple girlfriends and I show them off on my ch*nnel all the time! Bye bye man
Yea only legaleagle viewers were
What's the connection to HAI and Legal Eagle?
@@GregBennett haha, very funny. I think you know all too well what the connection is. Nice try trolling though. 😉
Another factor that increases deaths on New Year's Day is taxes. Most doctors and administrators recognize that there are usually big tax benefits for dying on Jan 1 instead of Dec 31. If there is flexibility in when they call the time of death, they will usually err towards the new year.
Oooh i'd love more sources on this.
@@iwanabana My source is a family member who works in administration at a hospital.
can you elabortae please, i can't understand how you can have tax benifits if you die on 1st january rather then 31st december?
Wouldn't that cause a proportional dip on reported number of death on Dec 31?
@@biharibabu6119 Tax credits. A person would have no income for the year, but would eligible for tax credits that would offset other expenses. You essentially get a year of benefit without having any new taxes.
"The best way not to have a heart attack, is to not have a hart attack in the first place" - HAI 2021
I mean, there is a better way to not have a heart attack: Just don’t even have a heart! 🤣
Ah yes, the floor is made out of floor
@@anteeklund4159 every 60 secs in Africa a minute passes
@@log.fjord47 True, the wood here is also made out of wood.
@@harrisonofcolorado8886 that's very similar to how water is wet.
Yep, my dads appendix ruptured on Christmas eve one year, and he didn't go to the hospital till January 2nd. He is lucky to be alive lol
Because he made it alive
How did he survive? I thought you're given hours to live
@@JatPhenshllem the doctor didn’t tell him that yet, though!
@@otturs 😂😂 I'm sure they didnt
@@JatPhenshllem nah, you've got 2 days or so. Ops dad barely made it
I can tell you from working in a hospital, there are lots of dying patients who hold on to make it to another Christmas, and they tend to die in the week following.
yep my mother died on newyears
@@corberus3119 Sorry for your loss, man.
Grim Reaper working furiously to close his yearly quota
underrated!! 🤣
It's all about his bonus
Fun fact : The deadliest day of the year only comes once in a year
gwenius!
R/technicallythetruth
2020/2021 : Let us introduce ourself
Interesting
Day of the daed
0:22 Me who watches both HAI and Legal Eagle: *nervous sweating*
Was about to make a similar comment lol
Legal Eagle very often gets basic facts of law completely wrong. If you're looking for a TH-cam lawyer, try Viva Frei instead: he has a _much_ better understanding of US law, which is ironic since he's not American.
Chilapa of the Amazons Viva is great on law but is as clueless as a dead tortoise on US law unfortunately :/
Me too
I was expecting deadliest day to be fall daylight savings, that day has 25 hrs in it, gives people more time to die
He’s talking about dates that are fixed. Fall daylight saving date is variable due to it having to fall on a Sunday
The monday after the spring DST switch is noted for a spike in traffic fatalities since most people don't have enough sleep due to the switch.
@@gimmethegepgun good point!
@@michaelgusovsky Actually, you're kind of correct! When we "spring forward" an hour, our health doesn't benefit from it. There's a 24% increase of heart attack for elderly and/or people with pre-existing heart issues. And what the other person said is also true.
However on the day we "fall back" an hour, heart attack risk actually decreases as they have an extra hour.
Alternative way to survive the deadliest days: have HelloFresh deliver food then have them take your to the hospital, since its so fast and easy
The fuck? Is this an Ad or what?
Other way: use flixzone the movies will stop your death or somethin lol (this is a joke not an ad)
@@curiodyssey3867 yes but actually no
i dont think your average user is 25, its a lot of minors that put their age as 18
Don’t call people out
Nah but the minors are generally on infographics show and bright side.
@@mohit_panjwani thats just the very young kids, also: a lot of people who are adults now made their accounts when they were younger and put in a birthdate as whatever was 18 at that time, thoose birthdates are older now.
@@xvhayu in 2012 i put my birthyear as 1996 everywhere cause i thought that 16 was the coolest age lol
@@mohit_panjwani nah thats just boomers
LegalEagle (Leagle? Leagal?): “All publicity is good publicity”
He'll see Sam in court.
2:54 - here in Canada July 1st is also a major holiday, so I guess we need to be doubly careful on that day, eh?
Eh. It’s our Independence Day.
but its a scientific fact that canadians arent real
@@raptorfromthe6ix833 Says the raptors fan from Toronto.
@@lemonade4181 shhh dont make me send army of geese to your house
I would also say that hospitals give more experienced staff slightly more freedom to find ways to reduce their chances of having to work holidays (although getting stuck with some days you don't want to work happens to basically everyone at a hospital), so it is slightly more likely to have newer, less experienced staff members present during major holidays that more experienced people try to opt out of working and the lower people on the totem pole get stuck with.
As a healthcare worker I wanted to pose some additional information. Many families of patients who have the misfortune of a sick loved one AND for it to occur during the holidays/end of year needing life support struggle with the decision to withdrawal support and will hold off on withdrawing that support until after the holidays. I don't think it's that large of a number, but it definitely happens more often than people give credit for.
My dad is a vicar and has observed a similar effect in reality with his work. People who are already on their deathbed tend to try and stay going until Christmas/new year when they can give their goodbyes to family, then let go.
4:50 seems legit. I always start playing Age of Empires 2 at around 5.30 p.m. and say GG at 6 p.m. when my opponent kills me.
3:54 is such an amazing stock video clip
True
Yeah
It’s not medical STUDENTS who start on July 1st, it’s the resident physicians (who have already graduated medical school and have medical degrees) who start their postgraduate medical training as new doctors.
Hey Sam, good job on this!! Even if a few few details were a bit of, you clearly put in a lot of effort to understand a complicated topic, and I appreciate you.
"Let's say you're a YOUNG TH-camr and you're not really concerned about dying of old age yet"
yeah, yeah, as opposed to all those young people who are worried about gaining 60 years of age in 2 weeks
He chose... poorly.
Considering how 2020 went, I think a lot of us got about 60 years older in the last 60 weeks. x_x
Can confirm
_Source(s): I am 93 years old, but I was 16 at the start of the pandemic_
That checks out: I had appendicitis on New Year's Eve e couple of years ago and I delayed going to the hospital, hoping to miss the holiday rush. My appendix burst.
Oops
Did you die?
@Toch Stuff the soul of him made the comment
I'm gonna need some more information on this legal eagle beef 👀
Same
We need to file a freedom of information act request
@@omnitroph1501 That means there will be bricks.
He’s just worried that he’ll see him in court after getting caught for all the serial killing.
4:47 GG people are also known to be respectful gamers
How about data error? You know, since it's the first day of the year, lots of systems might have a default value of Jan 1st, people entering the data can just simply forget to input it. Or the date might be unknown, missing, physically damaged or unreadable on paper records, and somewhere along the digitizing process the Null got converted to 0
@Toch Stuff You were joking, right? The point was that date of death may be incorrectly reported as January 1. But, there is no question data error can kill, for example when medicine allergies or dosages are incorrect.
I went to the ER a couple days before New Year’s Eve and literally the wait time for it was a few hours. Funny enough, the wait time in New Year’s Day was very short, along with there being barely any appointments made for surgeries as well
Smart strategy, Sam! Ask for sponsorship to companies you already are a costumer of so you can say that of the ad segment.
I’ve had hello fresh a few times. It’s not the cheapest things but the meals are actually pretty good. Or at least the ones we got were
Fun fact: there are countries (like my home country of Iran) where they don't use Georgian Calendar and don't celebrate their new year according to the Georgian calendar. For instance, Iranians celebrate the new year on the first day of spring at the exact moment that the earth's axis shifts and Spring starts.
The deadliest day of the year is the day when your exam results come.
If the shock doesn’t kill you, your parents might x’D
I have found that on sunny, warm Saturdays I hear more ambulance sirens than I do on cloudy, cold Saturdays. I think more people are up and about doing risky things on the weekends when it is nice weather outside.
I absolutely love this channel, always brightens my day. Cheers Sam!
0:54 Am I the only one who was fascinated how clean that circle was?
This background music: Exists
This topic: Exists
HAI: Arranges marriage between the two
My mum is a nurse who’s worked in end of life care a lot and she said that people often decide they will make it to the next year before they die. So once it becomes January 1st they allow themselves to die. The same happens with other holidays apparently
This is really interesting, i never thought it was on new years day. Thanks for this great video!
This might be one of the first sponsorships that I've actually watched and written down to consider joining - great call, asking them to sponsor you. Hopefully it works in my country
“It’s creepy for me to tell my viewers when they’re going to die?”
-HAI 2021
Edit: 62 likes!? Thank you!
"Sundays have a 20-30% higher homicide rate than weekdays, because all the serial killers are busy churning out educational youtube content"
-HAI 2021
69th
I was always told it was the day of daylight savings time because people get one less hour of sleep and are more likely to have a heart attack likewise the other daylight savings time is the least deadly because people get an extra hour of sleep once again lowering heart attacks.
Death: “Wait it’s the new year already… crap I didn’t meet my quota from last year… the boss is going to slay me… better catch up quick.”
Good transition into the ad, I wasn’t even mad.
HAI videos are basically those "Did you know *insert random bizarre thing*" facts in an elongated form with the actual story behind the bizarre thing.
A single nucleotide (4:09) is not a base pair, it is simply desoxyribose and one base with one phosphorus. You then referred to the base pair as if both sides of the dna were actually involved which is allso not the case, the second half is a anticodogen strain.
The thing that in will actually code in the end is what you meant to refer to which is actually called a codon but even a codon will not affect this much since it realistically only changes a single amino acid in a protein and will most likely not be able to have such enormous effects. Kind regards from Germany, next time maybe more fachecking...
"Best way to not get a heart attack is to eat right"
Me staring with a bag of chips in my hand
I think they’re trying to avoid the really high suici- (you know what I mean) rates on holidays like xmas and New Years
The deadliest definitely happens once a year
and it certainly isn’t the 29th of February.
That is hilarious...I had to go to the ER around midnight 3 years in a row. Completely unrelated problems. I was literally watching the ball drop on the hospital TV 3 different times!
2:07 that's some Oscar-worthy acting right there...
I love how you can kind of see her breathing
Re 3:47... I'd like to see how many of those Sunday homicide deaths resulted from fights or other incidents that started on a Saturday night, when people are out partying and carousing. Same concept with MV accidents on Saturday and Sunday.
The suicide spike on Mondays? Those could be the result of attempts on Sunday by people so overwhelmed by work or school that they can't handle another week. And suddenly this "Golden Girls" fan just remembered a suicide-themed "very special episode" called "Not Another Monday," where Sophia's ailing and depressed friend gave this as her partial justification for wanting to end her life.
Another theory: elderly people force themselves to make it through the holidays for one more year, through sheer force of will.
Ask yourself how many of your elderly relatives died in the spring.
Basically don’t go out on holidays or festivals. Very nice video bro.
My first thought of which is the deadliest day of the year: Saint Patricks day
Hey Sam, good job on this!! Even if a few details were a bit off, you clearly put in a lot of effort to understand a complicated topic, and I appreciate you.
wrong video fellow gamer
Sam says his average viewer is 25*
Me that can’t be true.
Then I realize TH-cam thinks I’m 33
Third theory (hypothesis, really): Data entry errors. Data entry staff selecting year of death, and forgetting to enter month and day, thus Jan-1-year. I hope those authors investigated that hypothesis.
TH-cam: Your average viewer is going to die on Jan 1st, 2075
Sam : isn't that awesome 😂
Damn the shade to LegalEagle is kinda the tea I want to know abt lol
Sam: Of course, the best way to not be forced to decide between a midnight kiss and a deadly heart attack-
Me: Don’t have the opportunity to have a midnight kiss!
Sam: -is to not have a heart attack in the first place
Me: *sweats* I knew that
Same tho
I want to see an HAI video where title is a question and he answers it and the video is over. Just 1-5 seconds. That’s all no animations needed
Lol yeah
I'm pretty sure when everyone dies they're in the GG group.
F
I did actually witness a man collapsing at a New Years Party back in 2017/2018. He died from a heart attack.
Everyday :')
Haha!
Ouch!
Bad every day?
Yikes
@@DoABarrelRol1l You can say
TH-cam recommended me this after Betty White died... well played
"my average viewer is 25"
Buddy, you're 15 years ahead of me.
3:50 and if you are depressed avoid mondays in general, and the monday after daylight savings time in specific
Lemme guess, before watching.... daylight savings, when everyone wakes up an hour early!
Statically speaking it correlates to higher than normal strokes, heart attacks, and automobile accidents
Probably the craziest thing in this video is that being a morning person is literally something that can be coded into your DNA
and then they as a majority set up societal expectations that everyone must wake up at 7 am or they deserve to suffer and some people lived a sleep deprived happily ever after
ah yes, questioning my mortality, one Half as Interesting video at a time, enjoyed it!
It seems strange to me that August 2 could be the most dangerous day to drive. Around here, it's probably either New Years Eve or some random day in early February. But I guess most of the country doesn't get that much snow.
Haven't watched yet
But i totally think the most dangerous day is black friday
Congrats on 1 million subscribers!
HAI: You will die
Also HAI: Eat healthy with Hello Fresh 😂
Somehow the most unsettling thing in this video is that 2075 is only 54 years away
Med student here, the “AA, AG, and GG” groups are actual DNA sequences, the reason there are two letters in each is because we have two helixes. A’s stand for the chemical “Adenine” and G’s stand for the chemical “Guanine”. Totally pointless info, but cool nonetheless!
I’m a biochemist who happens to have my whole genome sequence. Do you know what this snp is called lol I want to blast it
@@sir9integra9jr I’m sorry, whole genome sequence- cool!!!! I would do a genome test but, I don’t wanna know that I have a bunch of predispositions to crap I can’t do anything about 😂
Didn't he also compleatly mix up how genetics work ? Like referring to both sides of the DNA being codogen?
The deadliest day in Finland is the midsummer or Juhannus as it’s called. On that day, many people die, due to alcohol poisoning and driving drunk. But the biggest reason is drowning. Many Finns try to swim in a lake or try to take a piss on a boat and drown.
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My theory: part of the reason there are more deaths on New Year’s is because people have the will to live until the next year, and then are ok to die afterwards (whether it be of old age, or suicide)
Scariest day of the year:
*Monday*
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Alot of older people die in January because they usually get to see loved ones over the holidays. This makes them more content with the end of life
Also it’s the coldest month, and cold weather puts more stress on heart, which causes heart attacks to increase that month. January is also peak of flu season which also contributes to increase in deaths. Northern hemisphere countries generally have January as deadliest month while Southern Hemisphere countries usually have July
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Thought this was going to be about Chicago
Fun fact: the deadliest non holiday day is daylight saving time in the spring since everybody is sleep deprived!
I bet it isn't, but April 14th has some pretty good options, though ironically all of its biggest tragedies seem to happen just before midnight so people die on the 15th.
Or maybe it's just because people didn't bother wrighting down death dates, so their death was automatically assigned to January 1st
My mom’s family members almost always die right before her birthday, 8/27. Her husband: 8/20, brother: 8/17, father: 8/24, stepmom: 8/18. The only thing I can figure, besides just bad luck, is that we live in Florida and that’s peak summertime heat in late August. Maybe people with chronic conditions just give out in the heat around that time. 😢
0:37 Holy shit those cannons belong on a warship not a person goddamn
The first HAI video to which I already knew the answer from a Ryan George video.
First
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Congrats; you’re actually first :)
congrats
Nice I was second
Your first congratulations 🎊🎉🍾🎈
And here I thought that it would be an artifact of the statistical analysis, with unknown death dates being ASSIGNED January 1st.
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I wonder how much of it is juts people deciding they want to make it to new year/Christmas rather than die before hand
Hey Sam! I think you might not have accounted for some correlation on your estimate of my death, considering day of the year and age. I mean, the study’s robustness tests seem to imply that the spike comes mostly from natural deaths, so there’s bound to be a large correlation between the first of January and the year of death. I know it was a joke, I’m just a pain lol
TL;DR Serial Killers have day jobs. Sundays are more deadly
So we should all fear the next Sunday new year's day at around 11am
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