Here is a concise summary of the provided text:
**Title:** "How Normal Are You?" Test
**Content:**
* A video presenter, "Top 10 Speed", guides viewers through a series of tests to determine how "normal" they are compared to the majority of people.
* Tests include:
+ Image perception challenges (e.g., seeing a rabbit or duck in an image)
+ Riddles and puzzles (e.g., identifying a fifth daughter's name, solving a top-view diagram)
+ Observational challenges (e.g., counting animals in a picture, spotting differences in an image)
+ Brain teasers (e.g., identifying a longer line, finding a hidden mistake)
+ A final "odd one out" question featuring cartoon animals
**Objective:**
Engage viewers in a lighthearted, entertaining way while assessing their cognitive abilities and perception compared to the general population.
**Call to Action:**
Viewers are encouraged to like, subscribe, and comment on the video, sharing their test results, and to watch more videos from the channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **90% of people are right-handed**, while only 10% are left-handed.
2. **Even if both parents are left-handed**, there's still a higher chance of their child being born right-handed.
3. **More than 6 in 10 people wear glasses**, making it a common occurrence.
4. **60-71% of people can roll their tongue**, implying that those who can't are in the minority.
5. **Only a few people can raise one eyebrow** at a time.
6. **Only 0.5% of the population is born with red hair**.
7. **90% of people develop a white semicircle at the base of their fingernails after childbirth**.
8. **Lack of the white semicircle at the base of the fingernails can be a signal of insufficient sleep**.
9. **According to recent studies, only 5% of people prefer the color yellow**.
10. **The most liked colors, in order, are blue, followed by red, and then green**.
11. **Over 55% of the population has brown eyes**, making it the most common eye color.
12. **Only 5% of people fail to complete a specific color-naming task within 20 seconds**, implying a "normal brain" for those who succeed.