I hate that US nutrition labels can still hide some ingredients that are required to be listed in other countries "Flavorings" tells me nothing and must be a nightmare for some people with allergies
I remember learning about this in my health-sociology class. Its super interesting how regulation affects people’s ‘personal’ opinions on health- and lifestile choices
It always made me laugh growing up that ironically the school buses I always rode in never had seat belts lol I remember going 70 down the highway on a field trip thinking we are all going flying if something were to happen like a rollover.
I think no one wears seatbelts in large vehicles (with the exception of airplanes), though it's been a while since I've been a student. My county's public buses also have seldom-used belts.
It's a good thing that at least now they use seat belts in a bus when they are being used to go through a highway.. At least I hope most buses have seat belts if they are being used to drive on highways
Just a daily reminder: People adopt a culture that they look up to. People make fun of a culture that they look down on. In other words, Cultural appropriation is not a negative thing. Cultural degradation is.
I remember when people were against seatbelts, because they prevented you from jumping to the side if there was an accident. ...or something. It was a stupid argument. Thankfully it's all in the past. Nobody would be against progress in this day an age.
A lot of the greatest public health failures in the U.S. surround cars. Guns aren't the only deadly weapon that we're hell-bent on getting into the hands of every idiot that can spell his or her own name (and some who can't).
Normally I'd disagree with mandatory seatbelt laws but I've seen people. They shouldn't drive! I've driven 43 years and always buckled up and when the laws came in a few years ago it angered me because it makes no sense to legislate against stupidity. Besides, it hurts to think that someone might think I wear a seatbelt because of a draconian law instead of being safe. But I still wear it, and no, I've never been in a collision.
The laws exist as much for passengers as they do for drivers. Seatbelts exist not just to save the driver, but to prevent passengers from becoming missiles within the vehicle. You might be just thinking of the driver's stupidity, but I'm thinking of the innocent passenger beside them who won't be launched through the windshield. There's little remotely Draconian about seatbelt laws unless you're only considering the effect on the driver and not everybody else around them.
I hate that US nutrition labels can still hide some ingredients that are required to be listed in other countries
"Flavorings" tells me nothing and must be a nightmare for some people with allergies
I know I've never understood that it's for "protecting company secret" which is the most BS I've ever heard
To save you googling, it's New Hampshire
I remember learning about this in my health-sociology class. Its super interesting how regulation affects people’s ‘personal’ opinions on health- and lifestile choices
I really need to know, which state doesnt have seatbelt laws?
New Hampshire - The "Live Free or Die" state.
New Hampshire, truly honouring their state motto: live free and/or die
New Hampshire
New Hampshire don't have any enforcement for adults. It's only for minors. Seatbelt use is done by 2/3 by New Hampshire residents.
New Hampshire. Ironically, their state motto is "Live Free or Die" and it's on their license plates.
It always made me laugh growing up that ironically the school buses I always rode in never had seat belts lol I remember going 70 down the highway on a field trip thinking we are all going flying if something were to happen like a rollover.
Maybe drivers in those days won’t fiddling with phones and concentrated on driving?
I think no one wears seatbelts in large vehicles (with the exception of airplanes), though it's been a while since I've been a student. My county's public buses also have seldom-used belts.
I'm not for having seatbelts on busses. why? Because kids will kids and hit each other with them. At least the ones on my bus would have.
It's a good thing that at least now they use seat belts in a bus when they are being used to go through a highway.. At least I hope most buses have seat belts if they are being used to drive on highways
Just a daily reminder: People adopt a culture that they look up to. People make fun of a culture that they look down on. In other words, Cultural appropriation is not a negative thing. Cultural degradation is.
please make a playlist on trigonometry
i like how you talked about pizza bagel
This channel deserves way more views. Keep up the great videos.🙏🙏
7:26 Brazil's health policies
it would be awesome to have a series on bioinformatics some day
Preston Tucker made seatbelts standard on his automobile in 1948.
I'm loving this episodes!
...and now I want a pizza bagel
I remember when people were against seatbelts, because they prevented you from jumping to the side if there was an accident. ...or something. It was a stupid argument.
Thankfully it's all in the past. Nobody would be against progress in this day an age.
Real helpful and educative thankyou
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I love to see a series of what i majored in. Excellent info on things I didn’t know about
During the 60's and 70's (in the States) it was common practice for parents to purposely expose their children to measles and chicken pox.
[citation needed]
Here in the UK, I remember people had "Pox parties" for their kids, so they got it out the way while they were young.
great video😄
Finally speaking in a normal pace which is easy to understand for a normal person
still waiting on "Hybrid-Flex"...
thank you for posting
Brasil is missing an island?
TIL seat belts aren't required in some state in the US.
"Potentially" harmful chemicals? Are we unsure about this? xD
buckle up bucko
I am just happy Sweden blessed the world with the seat belt.
I’m sad because measles is back and the clean air act was gutted both because of conservative politicians
Noise pollution causes tinnitus
I'm betting light pollution causes visual snow
Viva o SUS
Anti-vaxx-moms in the comment section In 3...2..1..
(Good video by the way)
It amazes me how adult human beings can be more afraid of a controlled vaccine than full-blown uncontrolled viruses and bacteria.
I literally should have the right to do what i want
seatbellts have only been around for that long wow i would think they would be way older
I feel like simply implementing seatbelts would've been enough; it's not like we had to make it illegal to not wear one.
Just think, the host comes all the way here from overseas and she has to work in Indiana...
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Most of the women in my family that had children in the 70s often admitted to smoking while they were pregnant 🥴
A lot of the greatest public health failures in the U.S. surround cars.
Guns aren't the only deadly weapon that we're hell-bent on getting into the hands of every idiot that can spell his or her own name (and some who can't).
I was really hoping that we could get tobacco outlawed before weed got legalized.
Normally I'd disagree with mandatory seatbelt laws but I've seen people. They shouldn't drive! I've driven 43 years and always buckled up and when the laws came in a few years ago it angered me because it makes no sense to legislate against stupidity. Besides, it hurts to think that someone might think I wear a seatbelt because of a draconian law instead of being safe. But I still wear it, and no, I've never been in a collision.
The laws exist as much for passengers as they do for drivers. Seatbelts exist not just to save the driver, but to prevent passengers from becoming missiles within the vehicle. You might be just thinking of the driver's stupidity, but I'm thinking of the innocent passenger beside them who won't be launched through the windshield. There's little remotely Draconian about seatbelt laws unless you're only considering the effect on the driver and not everybody else around them.
Right to be healthy?
please make a playlist on trigonometry