Youtube comments of (@memeabledata).

  1. Corrections and remarks: - I forgot to mention that I ran the simulation 1000 times for every scenario - 05:02: "Attractiveness is subjective". A lot of comments argued that attractiveness is NOT subjective, otherwise we wouldn't have such a high inequality in likes for different users. My response to that is that attractiveness is partially subjective. A person that I consider to be attractive might not be attractive to you and vice-versa. Therefore, attractiveness has at least some level of subjectiveness. - 05:50: There's a mistake in the formula of the right chart. It should be f(x) = 14% - 06:12: The chosen functions were power functions and NOT polynomial functions, as mentioned in the footnote
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  2. Some corrections and remarks based on input from comments: 1. If you were born in the later months of the year that does NOT mean you can't be as successful as people born in the earlier months. It means that the relative age disadvantage you've had to face during your childhood might have made it harder to succeed in sports and school. There are plenty of elite athletes born in December (e.g Kylian Mbappé) and that didn't stop them. 2. A lot of comments are mentioning the book Outliers by Malcolm and asking why it was not mentioned in the video. Even though the Relative Age Effect was popularized by the book, the RAE has been studied since the 1960s. Most of the research for this video was based on scientific literature. 3. 03:24 - The label should spell '27% less', not '28% less'. 4. 04:55 - Contrary to what I mentioned, the school age cut-off in Portugal is actually September 16 (and not December 31) for most schools/students. In my school, it was Dec 31 for most students though. 5. 06:37 - "In Sports, children should be selected based on skill, not on size or strength". This was poorly phrased and not exactly true because: A) older kids are (on average) more skilled; B) body size matters in many sports. The message I tried to explain is that coaches should take into account that December children are 11 months behind January kids in growth. When they select an older child over a younger one, they should try to make sure the advantage is not only due to the age difference.
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  4. Go to https://ground.news/memeable to stay fully informed on breaking news, compare coverage and avoid media bias. Sign up or subscribe through my link before Oct 30, 2023 for 30% off unlimited access. VIDEO CORRECTIONS: 03:04 - Berlin is incorrectly labelled as Hamburg
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  5. Thank you for letting me know! I'll see if I can fix that
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  6. Support the channel and check out https://www.odoo.com/r/v0c to create your website for free! CORRECTIONS: - 0:40: "Cognitive differences between genders". This should have been phrased as "differences between the SEXES". Sex refers to biological characteristics like chromosomes, hormones, and anatomy while gender refers to social and cultural roles, identities, and expectations.
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  7. A few remarks based on input received in the comments: 1. An important point not covered it the video: Not all protein is equal. Different sources of protein are processed differently by the body due to varying absorption rates and levels of essential and non-essential amino acids. Therefore, you should not base your diet choices solely on the protein amounts shown in the tables of this video! I recommend that you combine them with your own research as well 2. At 04:14, I state that flour isn't a good source of protein. It should be noted that flour can be processed into seitan, which has a much higher protein rate. Therefore, the argument is only valid under the assumption that we are not processing the product further. 3. The vitamin, mineral and dietary fiber contents of the products were out of scope for this video 4. At 00:35, I state that "Avoiding meat and dairy is the single biggest way to reduce our environmental impact on earth". The sentence should have been rephrased to "According to a study, ..." as it is not an absolute fact, but the conclusion of a single study
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  8. By clicking the link: https://piavpn.com/MemeableData you’ll get an 83% discount on Private Internet Access. That’s just $2.03 a month, and you’ll also get 4 extra months completely for free. CORRECTIONS AND REMARKS: - 00:24 - “Denys is due to be relieved from his duties the next morning”: This is a mistake, Denys was due to be relieved in the morning of February 24th. - 01:49 - “Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022”: Several comments mentioned that the war started in 2014 with the Russian invasion of Crimea. Although the video should have made it clearer, it only discusses the casualties of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine that started in February 2022, as mentioned in the footnote. - 03:34: Many comments are questioning or denying the claims of forced deportations and child abductions by Russia. I do agree the video should have phrased the claims with “according to [source]” (the point of this video is to discuss who says what, afterall). However, it is my opinion that these claims have to be in the video, especially when they are backed by human rights non-governmental organisations such as the Amnesty International: https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/eur50/6136/2022/en/ - 05:20: There were 617,000 Russian troops deployed in Ukraine according to Putin as of Dec 15th 2023. I missed this data because the script was written and recorded before this date. - A few comments mentioned that Ursula von der Leyen (EU Commission chief) claimed 100,000 Ukrainian military had been killed. I did not include these declarations because they were redacted. The statement allegedly had a mistake was corrected later: https://www.euractiv.com/section/europe-s-east/news/eu-commission-chief-in-hot-water-over-ukraine-war-loss-estimates/ - This is mentioned in the video description, but I’ll mention it here as well: This video was inspired by ‘The Fallen of World War II’ by Neil Halloran. I strongly recommend it: https://youtu.be/DwKPFT-RioU?si=7s-UaMkaIzxR3S76
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  9. The study mentioned at 2:50 includes both sexes and one of their conclusions is that the relative age effect is also present in female sports. But indeed, many of the sports studies I found were focused on male athletes
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  10. Interesting findings. The list of sources is too big to fit in the description, that's why I put them on a separate website. It's the first link in the description, but you can also find it here: https://memeabledata.simple.ink/how-your-birth-month-impacts-your-success-feb6ad71635a45329fb0d7b03eaaf795
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  12. Thank you!
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  13.  @Basher252  I considered it, but because I could not find any data on how they work in dating apps I preferred to keep the simulation simple
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  14. You can find all tools used listed in the link in the description. The 3D animations were made in Blender
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  16. To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days, visit https://brilliant.org/MemeableData/. You’ll also get 20% off an annual premium subscription. VIDEO CORRECTIONS: - 5:55: 1.20^5 = 2.49, not 6.19. I used a wrong formula here
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  18. In case you're curious, there's a Dutch app called Breeze that consists of that concept. Once users match they automatically commit to pre-paying a date on a restaurant. If you bail on the date, I believe you get a timeout. And I'm not sponsored by this app, just to be clear :)
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  19. Thank you!
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  20. Thank you for your comment, I was not aware of how seitan is made. Having learned more about seitan I agree with you: It's probably not fair to label flour as bad source of cheap protein if you can easily process it into a higher protein source.
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  21.  @kennedymashapure5592  The simulation was made in Python. You can find the source code in the link in the description
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  22.  @PauloSilva_pfs  Thanks, I updated my comment! Silly mistake
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  23.  @LOL_MANN  My bad 😬
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  24.  @benjaminmeusburger4254  Fair points. Although, to be fair: in the simulation no one got exactly 0% or 100% of chance of being liked because the attractiveness score was a random number with several decimals (a float) generated between 0 and 100. So there might have been users with an attractiveness score such as 0.1 or 99.9, but a score of 0.0000000 or 1.0000000 is extremely unlikely
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  25. Obrigado!
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  26.  @JustDoIt12131  You're correct, that was a mistake. 'Sex' instead of 'gender' would have been the correct phrasing. I will add a correction later
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  27. I will be faster next time. More things are coming soon!
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  28.  @foxibloom1763  You can find it in the video description or here: https://memeabledata.simple.ink/sleep-questionnaire-8bc2a92164d543cdb7cda8634a02063e
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  29. You are right that reach is important in rock climbing. However, your strength relative to your body weight also matters considerably and, from the data I found, the average height for elite male climbers is around 173-175cm, below the male average: https://www.theclimbingguy.com/tall-vs-short-rock-climbing/ https://www.reddit.com/r/climbing/comments/1aca551/the_average_height_of_the_best_competition/ I didn't include the data in the video because I didn't find it to be reliable enough though
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  30. Something went wrong when I rigged the characters 😬
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  31. Thanks! You can check the credits at 9:50, I used multiple programs. The 3D animations (including the scatter plots) were made in Blender (scripted with Python)
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  32. I have the feeling this video will blow up
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  33. This topic is something I've been had on my mind for a while now. Usually I read research papers on the topic. I think the wikipedia sources are usually a good starting point
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  34. Thank you!
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  35. That's a fair point, I hadn't thought about it that way. However, you could also make the point that young children should have repeated/been delayed a year while younger (e.g at 5-6 years old), and that this correction shouldn't have to happen in adolescence. In that sense, if a 16 year old fails school because of his/her birth month then that could mean the school system failed at dealing with the RAE in the early years.
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  36. Thanks for the suggestion! Noted
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  37. All software used is listed in the link in the description. The 3D animations were made in Blender!
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  38. It means attractiveness is both PARTIALLY subjective and partially objective. A person that is attractive for me might not be attractive for you
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  39. Much appreciated!
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  40. This video is a masterpiece.
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  41. I made a mistake: it was a power function, not a polynomial function :)
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  42. Thank you! Still reading them myself 😅
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  43. In countries like the US where the school age cut-off is different from the sports cut-off (which is usually the calendar year) the patterns are bit harder to read. That's why for my analysis I picked a country where the school cut-off is Dec 31 (Spain). Nonetheless, the relative age effect can still be seen. This study on American football found an excess of births in January and February and a slight increase in September births (because of the school cut-off): https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333785974_Relative_age_effects_in_American_professional_football
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  44. Thanks! I don’t have any smart ideas myself. But I believe Hinge only allows 8 likes per day, which encourages users to be more selective. Also, Breeze (a Dutch dating app) is set up in a way that if you match with someone, you automatically commit to going on a date (you pre pay a drink/meal in one of their partner bars/restaurants). This way users are encouraged to only give likes to profiles they actually want to go on a date with
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  45.  @leonardTsn  Blender + Python!
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  46. I based this video on my own research. However, I believe 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell talks about this phenomenon
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  47.  @eduardmarin1715  you can find the software I used in the link in the description. I learned most of it with YouTube tutorials
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  48. I’m impressed
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  49.  @DimitriTheBarbarian  haha thanks. I don't get a lot of data/math related comments, so I like to reply to at least those!
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  50. I agree that my approach is oversimplified and indeed, 10 to 15% is significant. I have to admit that calculus is not my strength: I kept it as simple as I could so that I could justify my assumptions
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  51. My bad! I had to manually adjust the positioning of the pins and I might have messed up some cities
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  52.  @BriefNerdOriginal  No bots used! Just too much time spent on refreshing my notifications 😅
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  53.  @noobsong1  I only ran the simulation for 1 day, so it would be daily (under the assumption that everyone sees 100 profiles per day)
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  54. I’ll try to fix that next time!
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  55.  @pedroribeiro3262  tenho 29 anos (so comecei o canal este ano)
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  56. Thanks! You can find all the tools listed in the first link in the description
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  57. Thank you! :)
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  58. The source is shown at minute 01:26. You can also find it here (pay-blocked): https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23808985.2022.2069046?needAccess=true And there are other studies (open link): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0277539517305101
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  59. Português :)
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  60. Thank you! You can find all the software used listed in the first link in the description
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  61. I make them with Blender!
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  62. Thanks! I made them myself. There’s some good tutorials on youtube
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  63. I forgot to mention the study that mentioned this, you can find it here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17711835/ I believe the study tries to explain this difference with natural selection. If I understand their assumptions correctly, you could make the argument that tribes with women that lacked spatial location memory would be less likely to survive and pass their genes to the next generation. However, some experts don't agree with these models and find them lacking in evidence
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  64. Yes, thanks for spotting it!
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  65. You’re right, I should have said sexes instead of genders. It was a mistake and I’ll add a correction
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  66. I don’t have a background in journalism so I’m not sure I could call myself a data journalist. I have a background in Data Science (more specifically: Business Analytics and Operations Research) and also in Industrial Engineering and Management
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  67. Correction: this person had 21 followers who had an average of 92k followers each. It was also hard for me to believe, but I actually checked the twitter account myself and it’s true!
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  68. Indeed, the video didn’t age so well 😅 However, I believe the script only uses 1 API call per subreddit, and the price is 24 cents/1000 calls. It should still be cheap to run the script
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  69. Thank you!
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  70. Thanks! All software used is listed in the link in the description. The 3D animations were made with python
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  71. Thanks, I like the idea! I’m writing it down
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  72. I like the way you think
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  73. Thank you!
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  74. That used to be a common method to determine the value of life but nowadays it's less common. The reason for that is because that method suggests that people who don't work (old, unemployed or disabled people) are worth zero dollars (since they don't pay taxes). Also, it gives you the same value for every type of risk whereas in reality people have different aversions to each type of risk (e.g road safety, health, extreme sports, etc). The 2 methods in the video don't have these problems
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  75. Thank you!
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  76. Obrigado!
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  77. Thank you!
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  78. The 3D animations were made in Blender. You can find more information in the first link in the description
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  79. Thanks! The software is listed in the link in the description
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  80. Cavalry
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  81. You can find all the software used in the first link in the video description
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  82. Yes, the relative age effect in schools depends on the cut off month. In some countries, the age cut-off is September indeed. In other countries, the cut-off is January
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  83. All songs can be found in the link in the description
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  84. The book 'The Sleep Solution: Why Your Sleep is Broken and How to Fix It' by W. Chris Winter helped me change my sleep habits back when I had a 9 to 5 job
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  85. Do you remember your nickname?
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  86. You can find all songs in the link in the description
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  87. I’m afraid not :) But all tools used are linked in the description
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  88. RAE also applies to women. The Swedish study mentioned (2:50) included both sexes
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  89. The Friendship Paradox refers to the average number of friends of your friends. In that scenario, even though one of your friends would have 2 friends, your remaining friends would have 3 and 6 friends, which adds up to an average of 3.7 However, in same networks the friendship paradox would be true even for the criteria you mentioned. For example, at 04:05 the blue people are only connected to the red, who has more connections than them
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  90. Thanks for the suggestion, I wrote it down!
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  91. I explained it poorly in the video. What I meant is that coaches should take the relative age effect into account when selecting children. In sports where height is important, the coach should keep in mind that december kids are 11 months of growth behind january kids. Therefore, height should not be the only criteria
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  92. I’m Portuguese and I currently live in the Netherlands
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  93. You can find my email on my channel page :)
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  94. My bad, I forgot to include the z-axis legend
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  95. Correct, I mention that on the footnote. I used a power function to make the integration easier. I was not able to integrate an exponential function in a way that fit the problem. I admit that Calculus is not my strong suit :)
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  96. No, being born in December does not mean you won't be successful. The relative age effect is not the only form of disadvantages in life. There are many personal traits that come with disadvantages/discrimination (being born in a poor country, being short, being from a racial minority, being a woman, etc). You will still find successful people from all these groups, despite their disadvantages. The relative age effect is a statistical disadvantage in life. The point of this video is not to make people feel bad for being born in December. It's to raise awareness to the effect so that we can reduce it when possible
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  97. Thank you!
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  98. There were no regressions in this video
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  99. I left this discussion out to keep the video short. When it comes to math exams, the data is mixed and depends on the country and exam type. For example, in the PISA math exams some countries show an advantage for boys whereas other countries show an advantage for girls. It's hard to measure the impact of each country's culture on the results, which is why I only showed the results of the meta-analysis I adapted (which states there are no conclusive differences between sexes in quantitative abilities)
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  100. Thank you!
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  101. I write the code of my data animations in python
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  102. You are right, although it can be 31 December for certain schools/situations. I will add a disclaimer tomorrow, thanks!
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  103. Trying a new style!
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  104. For the sake of simplicity and so that I could introduce/explain the variables one by one
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  105. Yes :)
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  106. Cognitive tests are usually designed to be gender neutral, from what I’ve read
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  107. My bad! I had to manually adjust the positioning of the pins and I might have messed up some cities
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  108. I discuss that in the education chapter. It depends on the school age cutoff (which is different for each country). In some countries January children are oldest in class
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  109. I think there's a misunderstanding. The analysis compares the number of followers vs the average number of *followers of the followers*. In other words, despite not having many followers, the participants of the survey are followed by accounts with many followers
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  110.  @johnframboise  Yes! I would say you can learn the basics of Blender in 1-2 weeks with YouTube tutorials
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  111. Thank you! All software used is linked in the description
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  112. The 3D animations were made in Blender and the 2D animations were made in Cavalry
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  113. Estudei na FEUP e nos Países Baixos
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  114. Because in my scenario there are 2 men for every women
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  115. Thank you!
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  116. All songs are listed in the link in the description!
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  117. Thanks!
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  118. All sources can be found in the first link in the description. I’m also stating the sources at the bottom of the screen respectively throughout the video
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  119. Currently that’s not on my plans! These videos take a long time to make and I’m moving on to different topics. But thanks for the comment
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  120. @FrancescoVarrato I haven't dived into it yet! But I've seen simulations showing this phenomenon before, so I'm pretty sure there is interesting data analysis to be done there @BriefNerdOriginal 
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  121. The definition of early or late is highly dependent on the culture. 8am is a very normal time to wake up in some parts of southern Europe. 4-5am would be considered extremely early where I come from since most people go to bed around midnight
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  122. I’m afraid that’s currently not on my plans! These videos take a long time to produce and I’m moving on to other topics
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  123. Thank you!
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  124. You are correct when you say we should consider the distribution of births of the population. Even though I did not analyze it, the study I mentioned at the bottom of the screen did it. You can find here if you're interested: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32774552/
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  125. You can find it in the first link in the description!
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  126. I left out quantitative abilities because the video was already quite long and because the overall difference was zero according to the analysis I shared. If you're curious about the details, the book [7] I adapted the analysis from mentions the following differences: - Computation: small advantage for females - Understanding math concepts: close to zero advantage for females - complex problem solving: small/close to zero advantage for males - **Overall difference**: zero
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  127. No, I used sounds effects from Artlist
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  128. Thank you!
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  129. The software is all listed in the link in the description!
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  130. Thank you!
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  131. Because honestly I don't have experience with embeddings and I went for a quick solution
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  132. No, a match occurs when two users “like” each other. It a like is one-direction only then it does not lead to a match
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  133. Fair enough
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  134. I’m Portuguese, but currently living in The Netherlands
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  135. Thanks! I have to admit I didn’t read the paper in detail. You can find an article from the Guardian discussing the paper here: https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2018/may/31/avoiding-meat-and-dairy-is-single-biggest-way-to-reduce-your-impact-on-earth
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  136. I was wondering if anyone would notice 😅
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  137. The animations are made in Blender!
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  138. Yes, that’s a fair point. I didn’t show the age distribution of the whole population in the intro for the sake of storytelling, but I referenced a study in the sources that investigated the Relative Age Effect in the Spanish league at 00:24. That study does look at the age distribution
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  139. The animations are made in Blender!
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  140. So would you build a sea wall if it costed $1M and had 99% chance of a deadly tsunami? (1.0% chance of no deadly tsunami per 1M) :)
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  141. It was a reference to the previous video :)
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  142. You can find all software listed in the link in the description. I used Blender for the 3D animations
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  143. You can find all the software used listed in the first link in the description
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  144. Muito obrigado!
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  145. I’m Portuguese
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  146. Correct, the pinned comment includes that correction
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  147. Thanks!
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  148. The source code is linked in the description
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  149. This video is going to blow up
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  150. I’m not planning on making tutorial videos, but you can contact me if you have questions!
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  151. Thanks!
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  152. My conclusion was more of the opposite. Ideally, if you're a night owl, you should try to sleep at a schedule that's closer to your natural inclination. However, if you can't do that because of work/study obligations then you can try the strategies to fall asleep earlier that I mentioned
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  153. Thank you very much!
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  154. @ I'm not sure what happened but it seems like your form was not submitted! I cannot find your entry :(
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  155. I don't think that's true. Most intelligence tests are actually designed to gender-neutral from what I read
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  156. Thanks! I’m doing them in Blender myself atm. For this video I had help from @maydelisar
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  157. This source states that Spanish children are divided based on calendar year. Is it incorrect? https://spainwise.net/education/ Also, this scientific paper investigated the relative age effect in the Spanish League: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32774552/
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  158.  @xygames3244  I'm Portuguese but I live in the Netherlands
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  159. 1. The source is stated at 00:36 at the bottom of the screen and can be found on the link in the description. I based my claim on this article: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aaq0216 Also mentioned by The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/may/31/avoiding-meat-and-dairy-is-single-biggest-way-to-reduce-your-impact-on-earth 2. I never claimed that people buy animal based products because they are cheap. The point of this video was to question the misconception that vegan food is always more expensive (at least personally I had this misconception before I made the video).
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  160. Sou sim senhor
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  161. Thank you!
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  162. Hi, someone offered to make Taiwanese subtitles. That also includes the title
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  163. Even though the friendship paradox 'officially' refers to the average, it can be true for the median. For example, the network at 04:05. Every blue person is only connected to the red guy, who has 4 connections
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  164. The animations were made in Blender. You can find more information in the first link in the description
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  165. I did not include that in the simulation. I assumed every user used the app for 1 day and I showed the results at the end of the day
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  166. You can find the references in the link in the description or google the following: Glassman, Suzie. “Why Calories on Labels Don’t Always Add Up in Your Food Tracker
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  167.  @spectacles-dm  Thank you!
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  168. Thank you very much!
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  169. 17:10 :)
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  170. I used a wrong formula, thanks for letting me know! I'll add a correction
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  171. Thanks!
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  172. 1. "Did i understand correct the relative age effect reduces with age? " - In the Swedish study, Relative age effect was smaller for older age groups. However, that does not mean necessarily that RAE reduces with age. The authors mention that these sports are more competitive now then they were 10-20 years ago, and that could explain why for older generations the RAE didn't make such a big difference 2. "Scandinavian data didnt show difference in adulthood" - I think you misunderstood the statement. In adulthood, the relative age effect still exists (more athletes are were born in the first semester of the year) but there is was no difference in performance between athletes born in january or december
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  173. All software used can be found in the link in the description. I used Blender for the 3D animations
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  174. More or less. The simulation gives priority to profiles that have seen your profile, regardless of whether they have liked you. That was admittedly an oversimplification to keep things simple. Basically I made 100 pairs for each user BEFORE they start swiping
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  175.  @hanschristhian5905  Yes, of course it is possible! I was not referring to the attractiveness of people, I was referring to life disadvantages in general (in the case of height, I was thinking more about sports). I don't know if there's any research on the attractiveness of people, but even if there were a correlation, it would just be a statistic to describe the population. Every individual case is different.
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  176. You can find all software used listed in the link in the description. I used Blender for the 3D animations
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  177. I’m using Blender for the 3D animations. You can find more information in the link in the description
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  178. He also won in 2014 at age 49 right?
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  179. Facebook’s data is not available due to privacy rules
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  180. Thank you!
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  181. https://github.com/LuisCalejo/chatgpt-reddit
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  182. Thank you very much!
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  183. I’m Portuguese but I’ve lived in the Netherlands for the past 6 years. I’ve been told I picked up their accent
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  184. In some cases, yes. For example, the network shown at 04:07. However, 'officially' the friendship paradox refers to the average, not the median
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  185. Thank you!
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  186. Glad you like them!
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  187. It was the result of a simulation. The source code can be found in the link in the description
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  188. All the music is listed in the link in the description!
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  189. In the classroom example, 3 people would have less, 6 people would have the same and 1 person would have more friends than their friends: - the 3 people in the edges would still experience the friendship paradox. The have 2 friends and both their friends have 3 friends. - the 6 people who know the popular guy would have the same number of friends as their median friend. - the popular would have more friends than his friends. In the gym and video game example, nothing would change: 4 out of 5 people would still experience the paradox because they are only connected to the most connected person. It depends on the network. "Officially", the friendship paradox concerns the average, not the median: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friendship_paradox
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  190. Chicken breast is 31% protein WEIGHT wise. More than 50% of the chicken is water. The 90% corresponds to percentage of calories that come from protein.
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  191. Estudei na FEUP e nos Países Baixos
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  192. Thank you!
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  193. That video was made by Neil Halloran, not myself
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  194. Thank you! At the moment I am not planning to repeat this analysis for other supermarkets. It was quite time consuming to do it for a single supermarket :) Including recipes is also out of scope for this channel as my goal is not to recommend any particular combination of foods. I prefer to leave that up to the viewer
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  195. Stanley Gurvich - Elevation
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  196. It’s 300,000+ *casualties*, not deaths. This video was recorded before Dec 12 and therefore I was not able to include that report, unfortunately. However, it’s not a significant difference from the report mentioned in the video (120k deaths + 170-180k injuries)
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  197. I’m AB testing both thumbnails at the same time :)
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  198. Hi, thank you for your interest in donating. Unfortunately, Patreon does not allow for one-time donations as far as I'm aware. However, you can make a one-time donation on youtube via the 'Super Thanks' feature. Thank you!
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  199. Thanks for the hint!
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  200. Thanks for the comment, but I have a correction: the data you mentioned was just the result of the simplified distribution I chose, I’m not sure it is accurate for real dating apps. The numbers reported by Hinge showed that 50% of likes go to the top 15% and 25% of men and women respectively
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  201. Guilty
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  202. It depends on the country, but the scientific studies mentioned always take the birth distribution of the population into account
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  203. The extra water comes from melting ice caps
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  204. Not at the moment. However, I’ll try to include Portuguese subtitles for all videos
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  205. It can be found in the link in the description: https://memeabledata.simple.ink/why-night-owls-die-younger-f458e9f85b8f47dc820cceae34ac9198
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  206. I agree, I think about this a lot. Biggest flaw in the video
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  207. I sent you an email :)
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  208. I used Blender for 3D animations and Cavalry for 2D animations
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  209. The statement was under the assumption that all other variables stay the same. The weight increases to the power of 3 if body proportions stay the same. In reality these variables are more complex and I agree that the weight does not always increase to the power of 3. However, even in your dataset it's interesting to see that the weight does not increase linearly. If it did, then 180cm people would have a weight of 74.4kg (62*180/150) instead of 84kg
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  210. All songs can be found in the link in the description
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  211. I used a uniform distribution
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  212. The simulation creates 100 pairs for every user BEFORE they start liking. Because each woman has 200 men assigned (but only see 100 profiles) women don’t see half of men that liked her. This was admittedly an oversimplification to keep things simple. I mention part of this at 3:30
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  213. Interesting! Never thought about it
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  214. I might have spent too much time living in the Netherlands 😅
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  215. That depends on the country (and sometimes school) you're in. Each country has their own rules
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  216. Thanks! Of course, there are no copyrights on video topics!
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  217. Thank you very much!
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  218. How did that happen? I’m curious :)
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  219.  @Livingthing-placeholder  Thanks! That's useful information
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  220. It’s linked in the video description!
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  221. I'm afraid that's how the supermarket have it on their website: https://www.ah.nl/producten/product/wi520956/lubelskie-mtyny-wheat-flower
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  222. In some of the studies mentioned, yes. For example, the study mentioned in 2:37
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  223. My bad
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  224. Thanks for the comment! I mentioned in the footnote at 6:12 that I chose this type of function to make it easier to integrate. I mistakenly referred to it as a polynomial function when it’s a power function. I believe it’s not a monomial function either because a is not an integer (x^6.14). I have to admit that I was not able to model an exponential function in a way such that the average probabilities stayed the same (46% and 14%). Calculus is not my strength :P
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  225. You can find my email on the ‘about’ section of my channel!
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  226. That was useful feedback
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  227. Check the upload dates :)
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  228. The simulation gave priority to men who have seen the woman’s profile and vice-versa
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  229. Obrigado!
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  230. Thank you very much!
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  231. Sou sim! Obrigado!
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  232. Thanks!
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  233. The percentage refers to the percentage of calories that come from protein. Not the weight percentage
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  234. In Spain and in european football, age cutoffs are in January
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  235. Thank you!
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  236. This point is addressed at 4:50. And yes, in the states where the age cut-off is around August then children born in August will have an advantage
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  237. No, they integrate to 0.14 and 0.46 respectively
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  238. The 3D animations were created in Blender and the 2D chart animation was created in Cavalry
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  239.  @xanderx8289  Correct, the scenes were stitched together in Premiere Pro. The camera was moving around the dummies :)
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  240. We do keep in touch!
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  241. Thank you!
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  242. Haha thank you very much!
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  243. Thanks!
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  244. You can find it in the link in the description
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  245. Check the credits (9:50), I used multiple programs
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  246. Correct!
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  247. Fair point!
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  248. Thanks! I’m not planning on making a video on that but you can find the python code linked in the description
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  249. Thank you!
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  250. Thanks! I’m making my animations in Blender. You can find more information in the first link in the description
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  251. Yes that was a mistake indeed
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  252. I messed up the rigging of the character
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  253. Ok it turns out I could not publish by September, but I promise I have more videos cooking :)
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  254. This does not affect EVERY single person. The phenomenon says that on AVERAGE, people born in the beginning of the school/sports year tend to perform better. There are many exceptions and cases of successful athletes born at the end of the year
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  255. Obrigado!
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  256. Thanks! You can reach me out at the email on the “about” section of my channel
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