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The user wants a concise summary of a video transcript where a person reacts to some curious facts. The video covers topics such as the temperature of nuclear fusion, the origin of Sabritas, the voting system for astronauts, and the largest ice cream cone. The person also makes jokes and comments about the facts and his personal life. The video is sponsored by a game called Genshin Impact. The summary could be:
A person reacts to some curious facts about science, nature, history, and culture while making jokes and comments. He also promotes a game called Genshin Impact and talks about his fear of the ocean and his desire to be vegan.
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1. The threads on bananas are called phlegm and contain fiber, potassium, vitamin A, and vitamin B6.
2. Phlegm is found not only in bananas but in all plants and helps transport nutrients to the fruit.
3. A province in Turkey is named Batman, but its name has nothing to do with the superhero.
4. The province of Batman was named after its proximity to the mountain Bat and Raman.
5. The first image edited in Photoshop was of a woman named Jennifer.
6. Jennifer was the girlfriend of one of the co-creators of Photoshop.
7. Marine iguanas sneeze out salt water after ingesting it while feeding on algae.
8. Donald Trump had a cameo appearance in the movie "Home Alone 2".
9. Trump was the owner of the Plaza Hotel where the movie was filmed and demanded a role in the film as a condition for its use.
10. A dog's puppies can be born with a green color due to contact with a green pigment called biliverdin in the uterus.
11. The color fades away within a few weeks after birth.
12. The company Sabritas was founded by Pedro Marcos Noriega in 1943 in Mexico City.
13. Sabritas was later acquired by PepsiCo.
14. In China, people can receive alms through applications and QR codes.
15. The Chinese government gave smartphones to vulnerable people in 2017 to help them raise financial aid.
16. A stuffed robot cat called Cube was created by the Japanese company Yuka Entertainment for people who don't have time to take care of a pet.
17. American astronauts can vote from space using a set of unique credentials sent to them by email.
18. Astronauts can access their ballots, cast votes, and send them to the county clerk's office on Earth.
19. The loudest purring cat in the world is a cat from Britain named Berlin, with a purr of 67.8 decibels.
20. Myoglobin is a protein found in meat that contains a red pigment and is responsible for fixing and storing oxygen in muscles.
21. Myoglobin is not blood, but rather a protein that changes color to brown when cooked or heated.
22. The liquid that comes out of a steak is not blood, but rather myoglobin.
23. The brain is the fattiest organ in the human body, made up of up to 60% fat.
24. Car doors are not effective as shields against bullets, as they are built to be light, not bulletproof.
25. NASA has a unique way of filtering pulp to create a characteristic and transparent appearance.
26. The mating dance of the crescent cuckoo looks like it has hands.
27. The first bulletproof vest was developed by the United States during the First World War.
28. The vest was highly effective but too heavy to be worn by soldiers.
29. Bruce wolves and other animals tried to eat a sheep that escaped from a farm and lived in the mountains for six years, but their teeth couldn't penetrate its fluffiness.
30. The sheep grew almost 30 kilos of wool during that time.
31. A folding chair made from recycled materials can support more than eight people.
32. The chair has solid ends and a flexible middle.
33. A creature similar to a squid with a shell that looked like a giant paper clip existed 268 million years ago.
34. The creature was 1.5 meters long and was called Diplomy.
35. American astronauts can vote from space using a set of unique credentials sent to them by email.
36. A humanoid robot capable of performing realistic gestures was created by Disney's technology development company.
37. The robot can follow a person with its gaze and interact with them, imitating human movement.
38. A scientific name for a frozen brain is "young or palatine ganglion neuralgia".
39. This condition occurs when a very cold substance is introduced behind the nose and palate, causing the nerves in this area to react horribly.
40. A double bed designed by a Colombian design studio includes a base, internal labyrinth, and headboard.
41. The labyrinthine design is meant to be a fun and unique feature of the bed.
42. A student got stuck in the bottom part of a counter in a kitchen, where meals are prepared and hands are washed.
43. The counter has a metal sheet that can be removed, and rats can hide underneath.