Movement in dead bodies!!!

Believe it or not but any body(but mostly studies human body) continues to show a few bodily functions even after death.Here are a few listed :

1)Brain Activity:
Even after the heart stops beating and you are pronounced dead, the human brain cells still continue to  scramble around for oxygen. This worsens the condition of the brain even if the heart is restored after sometime and it can be prevented using the correct drugs.
2)Skin growth:
The skin cells in the human body continue to grow even after death as loss of circulation of blood does not immediately kill them like brain cells.
3)Nail Growth:
Nothing can stop you from getting a hair spa or a manicure - even being dead, literally!!! After death the skin looses moisture and folds back thus revealing more nail and hair.
4)Muscle movement:
Who says the dead ain't got no rhythm!!!??? It is practically observed that human bodies show signs of movement like twitching, chest movement from breathing etc.
5)Vocalization:
Our body is a cylinder of gases which usually come out of the windpipe which is constricted due to the tightening of the muscles  after death, this combination results in eerie sounds like moans, groans and gasps from the dead body
6)Coffin Birth:
Well yes you just heard it damn right....
A lot of women dropped dead before they could give birth. Remember me telling you our body is a cylinder of gas?? that and the softening of the skin helps the new to-be-dead mother to expel the kid outwards which is termed as coffin birth.

So hope you can live the day without thinking about the dead much and enjoy your chicken before it walks away or yells at you!!!

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I have always wondered...

TRANSCRIPT:

Hi….but why hi? I mean, like every language in the world has a “hi”! But why! As much as I want to make this video “saying hi” I can’t help but wonder why! Arghhhhh!!!

Ok after a good deal of deliberating, I have come to the following conclusions…

1.      VOICE RECOGNITION

When do we say hi? Before the start of a conversation, when we answer a phone (ok we usually say hello, but same thing….they are synonyms), at the starting of a speech….hmmmm are you guys noticing a pattern? Because I sure am! Always at the beginning…his are always said at the beginning of any form of verbal interaction with another human! You know what this means!!! We register voices better than faces! I mean why else would you say hi to your best friend every time you met them…it is to register yourself as you in their mind!!

2.      WARNING

His are warnings. They are caveats to avoid the incoming company! When a person you don’t particularly like says hi to you (or waves) your survival instincts kick in and your mind begins to formulate the most un-rude way for you to escape the scene before that not so liked person tries to start a conversation with you.

3.      NORMS

We do it because everyone does it. And if we don’t do it people think you are unethical, mean, stuck up, and inconsiderate towards the feelings of others. Just imagine visting your relatives house and not saying hi to your aunt, uncle, or cousin when they greet you. I can already feel my moms death stare burning into my soul….

So that’s why I think we say hi. There must be better and more scientific reasons as to why we do so. If you guys think we say hi for some other reasons please share them in the comments! That’s all for now. 

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By the way, while getting inspiration for this video I stumbled across this amazing and fascinating link that talks about the history behind saying "hello" every time we pick the phone up! So do check it out!

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The upcoming language - Mandarin

Learning Mandarin is becoming a trend these days. It's a language made up of different varieties of Chinese. Many efforts are made by introducing different campaigns to publicize this language and make it common among the people. Companies like HSBC are also conducting a competition on mandarin speaking for children. Many advertisements are also visible in newspapers, televisions and even on internet to promote Mandarin.
Do you think that language Mandarin should be taught in schools around the world as a subject? Do you think this should be a common language just like English?

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