33 Bizarre and Shocking Stats That Will Change the Way You See the World Forever

33 Bizarre and Shocking Stats That Will Change the Way You See the World Forever

corvettee01 , Gerald Schömbs Report

Pink frosted cupcakes with colorful sprinkles and happy birthday signs, featuring weird fascinating statistics theme. If you’re in a group of twenty-three people, there’s a 50% chance that two of them share a birthday.

If you’re in a group of seventy people, that probability jumps to over 99%.

RamsesThePigeon , Robert Anderson Report

Surgical tools in focus with blurred surgeons performing an operation, highlighting weird and disturbing statistics concept. I found out at a conference last week that 5 billion people don’t have access to safe surgery.
It really shocked me. That’s 5 out of every 7 people in the world.

Missing_panda , Piron Guillaume Report

Three toddlers in pink outfits eating food, with one baby’s face covered in food, illustrating weird fascinating statistics. Til the world record for children born to one woman is 69. She had 16 sets of twins, 7 sets of triplets, and 4 sets of quadruplets.

TnekKralc , Dan Bock Report

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Hand releasing black sand particles into the air in a creative shot, illustrating weird fascinating statistics concept. Size-wise, a particle of dust is halfway between a subatomic particle and the Earth.

anon , Kunj Parekh Report

Sunset over mountain range with lens flare, illustrating weird fascinating and disturbing statistics about nature. It takes roughly 170,000 years for photons from the Sun’s core to reach the convection zone of the photosphere where it is released out into space. In other words, the Sun light you see is hundreds of thousands of years old.

mattk1017 , Jonathan Borba Report

Irish flags hanging outside a brick building with vintage lamps and restaurant signs, illustrating fascinating statistics. The population of Ireland has not yet recovered half-way from the famine of 150 years ago.

The immediate effects of the famine saw a great many people [perished] from starvation or disease and others emigrate to avoid the same fate. The longer term effects created a breakdown in the social order which forced emigration and a consequent 100 year decline in the population. It’s only in the last 50 years that the population has started to grow again.

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