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The text is a transcript of a video from a YouTube channel called Good Morning North America, where the hosts discuss various topics such as the nuclear fusion experiment in South Korea, the iPhone 14, the Burj Khalifa displaying the Mexican flag, the Walking Dead ending, and some curious facts. They also comment on some controversies involving other content creators, politicians, and celebrities. They use a lot of humor, sarcasm, and slang in their conversation.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Mexican Independence Day was celebrated on a livestream with a Minecraft event due to the impossibility of congregating in the zócalo.
2. The municipal president of Escobedo, Nuevo León, Clara Luz, announced that the cry for independence would be held through the video game Minecraft.
3. The Burj Khalifa in Dubai displayed the Mexican flag for Mexico's Independence Day.
4. Facebook Gaming has signed contracts with various music companies to allow content creators to use copyrighted music.
5. The iPhone 12 was not announced, but a new iPad was revealed.
6. The Walking Dead TV series has announced that 2022 will be its last year, and it will end with season 11.
7. Senator Samuel García and his wife, Mariana Cantú, mistakenly brought dog food and building materials to a children's cancer shelter instead of an animal shelter.
8. Pedro Solano, a YouTuber, may be leaving Good Morning North America.
9. If a person loses their little finger, they would lose 50% of their strength in that hand.
10. The dust accumulating on furniture and floors is composed of 90% of our dead cells.
11. In 30 minutes, the human body releases enough heat to boil a liter of water.
12. People in the United States consume an average of 190 liters of water per day, which is more than the amount consumed in Belgium.
13. If a person sleeps for 8 hours a day, by the time they are 90 years old, they would have spent 33 years of their life asleep.
Note: Some of the text is not translatable or is unclear, so the extracted facts may not be comprehensive or entirely accurate.