25 WRONG Things Most People Believe

Debunking popular myths and revealing the truth!

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Discover the truth behind common misconceptions with "25 Wrong Things Most People Believe"! In this eye-opening video, we debunk popular myths and set the record straight on topics ranging from health and history to science and culture. Don't miss out on this enlightening journey to uncover the facts behind the fiction!

Author: Hestie Bernard
Music: Wrong - Dan henig

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - The Forbidden Fruit Was An Apple
1:18 - Fat-Free Means Healthy
1:48 - More Sweat Equals More Calories Burned
2:26 - Cold Weather Causes Colds
3:11 - We Only Use 10% of our Brains
3:46 - The Truth About Lightning Strikes
4:23 - Cleopatra Was Egyptian
4:54 - Samson and Delilah
5:31 - The Rapture
6:11 - You Can’t Teach An Old Dog New Tricks
6:56 - Coffee Stunts Your Growth
7:30 - Deodorant Causes Cancer
7:59 - Cinco de Mayo is Mexico’s Independence Day
8:40 - Chimps Have More Hair Than Humans
9:04 - Widening Highways Improves Traffic
9:29 - Shaving Makes Hair Grow Back Thicker and Darker
10:04 - George Washington Carver Invented Peanut Butter
10:37 - Microwaving Food Reduces its Nutritive Value
11:07 - The Pyramids of Egypt Were Constructed With Slave Labor
11:45 - Marco Polo Brought Pasta To Italy
12:20 - Skinheads Are White Supremacists
13:33 - Sugary Snacks Cause Hyperactivity
14:07 - American Gothic Is A Portrait Of A Husband and Wife From 1930
14:40 - Parasitic Catfish Can Swim Up A Human Urethra
15:22 - Women Have An Extra Rib

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[Cypresssina]

I know you live in Florida but many of us bundle up in the winter to avoid freezing to death. Layers are also important for many reasons including adjusting temp, if one layer gets wet, etc

[karenstacymayne]

Oh man! I did believe that May 5 was Mexico‘s Independence Day. That’s my birthday as well! Sometimes, it falls on derby day in Kentucky, and on that day, the whole state celebrates my birthday. One year, the queen even came to visit.

[Erinyes]

THANK YOU!!! I’ve told everyone that a cold has everything to do with viruses not temperature 😂

[erikanelsen]

There are some people who use 0% of their brains. 🤣🤣🤣

[jenniferlindsey]

When my brother was 12, he started drinking coffee, so our mother told him that coffee would stunt his growth. Apparently that was a blatant lie because now he is 6’3” tall.

[treebles]

mike, your personality, sense of humor + charisma are so awesome! thanks for sharing! 🫶🏻

[mikenixon]

Chihuahuas always shake. Oh, you meant paw shake like with normal dogs.
Another fun list, Mike. Thanks for your work.

[tommunyon]

I picked up a magazine on body building at a news stand. One article stated that it was important to stay warm, otherwise one would put build up insulating fat like an Eskimo. I was majoring in chemistry at the time, so this ran contrary to my understanding that being cold would cause one to burn fat to stay warm, rather than causing one to build up fat.

[jamesnelson]

Harpazo in the Greek, and Rapturo in the Latin, is translated as "caught up" in the English ... So yeah, it actually IS there in the New Testament.

[baruchben-david]

One reason people think cold weather can cause illness is that when a person becomes ill and starts to have a fever, he often shivers - the shivering is how the body raises its temperature, but to the person it can seem that the cold weather caused the illness.

[garybarnes]

"My girlfriend and I literally taught our Chihuahau to shake. She didn't do it before, and now she gives her paw, and she's 14." I hope that's your dog's age, and not your girlfriend's. 🙈

[corywilliams]

An addendum to 23: You DO NOT burn calories. A calorie is a unit of heat energy; specifically, the amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of one gram of water one degree centigrade. It is impossible to burn energy. You do not BURN calories; you EXPEND calories burning other things, like fat, for example.

[KattMurr]

Cold does give me the sniffles. That doesn't mean I'm sick. Just sensitive to cold air. Going from cold to warm makes my nose drippy...lol...

[wayneyadams]

2:00 Closely related to sweat is the belief that you can sweat away a cold. This is particularly popular with body builders and weightlifters, not exactly the brightest bulbs in the pack. I remember a friend of mine from decades ago who used to bundle up and workout in a hot room to sweat away his cold. There are also people who believe you can sweat away fat to become fit and trim.

[SuperAmp]

When I bundle up, it’s not because I’m afraid of getting sick. It’s because I am freezing cold. That’s it. 🥶

[kujo]

I thought the aluminum in deodorants was linked to Alzheimer's, not cancer.

[queerskiesahead]

Don't quote me on this but I think it's more likely that Red 40 dye in certain foods that is scientifically linked to hyperactivity rather than sugar. I've heard a lot of parents of kids with ADHD are told to avoid it.

[McCoy]

I was always told I couldn't go in the water for at least 30 minutes after I ate or I'd drown.

[RetroKid]

The saying that you can't teach an old dog. New tricks has nothing to do with actually teaching a dog. It's a metaphor for trying to teach an old established person, something new and them being resistant to it.

[TheBlindDyslexic]

Plus the Bible never says How many WIse Men there were. We Just assumed three, because of the number of gifts.