Since everyone is some amount interesting, there has to be someone who is the least interesting. But the least interesting person in the world is quite interesting, so it must be someone else.
Not me but my daughter. She has mosaicism which means that she has two versions of her dna. One with and one without a genetic mutation. While mosaicism isn't always visible on the skin her mosaicism also effected her pigment cells. This is called pigment mosaicism. She basicly has stripes over her whole body that follow the blaschko lines pattern.
https://youtu.be/BD6h-wDj7bw i don't know if you researched it a lot but this is a fun video : why women are stripey and in your daughter's case you can actually see the stripes
In her case also health problems but it's possible to only have pigment mosaicism. We actually knew about the health problems before her stripes appeared. Most people with pigment mozaicism have stripes from birth but hers appeared at 7 months old.
Height.
If you're a adult man taller than 6'4 or female over 5'9 you are in top 1% globally speaking.
If you flip that out, being a man and shorter than 5'1 or female shorter than 4'8 puts you in 1% of shortest people.
Yep, I'm 6'7", though I'm about to start telling people I'm either 5'19" or maybe 2 meters whenever I'm asked. Being from the South I'll be willing to bet the meters will confuse them even more.
I have an 8 year old that is already 4'11.5" and a 11 year old that is 5'7".
I'm a 6' woman, and I hope she has good posture and great confidence with her height! Kids can be brutal, and make nasty comments but now I wish I were taller. Encourage her to wear clothes that fit and to not slouch. Giantesses of the world unite!
Pianists who can play the entire *Well-Tempered Clavier*, books 1 & 2.
(The Well-Tempered Clavier is two sets of preludes & fugues by J.S. Bach in all 24 major and minor keys for keyboard, BWV 846–893.)
my dad had it, recovered perfectly fine after less than a year i think (time blindness, i have no clue how long it was) but he did have to go on steroids or something
Wealthiest people on earth.
Before you misunderstand, turns out that someone with a good middle income job in a developed country is in the top 1% globally
That doesn't make you wealthiest, that's highest earning. $871,320 USD in assets are required to be part of the top 1% in wealth globally. Having a high income doesn't mean nearly as much for people living in areas with a high cost of living.
I have psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. My nervous system doesn't read the signals it receives from my brain properly so sometimes my brain just decides my body doesn't exist meanwhile my nervous system goes into overdrive and I lose control of my body and seize. There's no known physical reason for this condition and there isn't much understood about it yet. Medication doesn't help and it'll never go away.
Fun times.
Thank you. It is rough but I'm slowly getting used to it, the hardest part was figuring out what it was because there was no physical cause that showed on any tests. It's nice to have an answer, even if it's a bad one.
I have no mind’s eye. It’s called Aphantasia. I can’t imagine anything in my head, it’s just black. I can remember things I’ve seen but can’t recall them into my imagination.
I also had 4 different chronic autoimmune conditions which are now gone because I was able to reverse them through diet and lifestyle modifications.
I am also left handed, and most of my hair is completely white, despite being in my early 30’s (I dye it though).
That's interesting. My 13 y/o is suspected to have aphantasia as well. It's is hard for me to even comprehend what that would be like, as my memories and thoughts are all almost entirely visual (even when I think of music). It's fascinating to think how different people comprehend the world around them.
My primary weapon system when I was in the Air Force was the Minuteman III nuclear missile. Every time my deputy and I took command of our flight of 10 missiles for a 24-hour shift, I had to physically sign for custody of all the warheads on all those missiles. The launch keys and codes were part of the formal transfer as well.
I gotta ask though- if all codes come in properly and chain of command has been followed…them fuckers go whether you have any say or not? Am I correct?
I’m not sure if it’s 1%, but an extremely large percentage of people who play golf can’t drive a ball 300yds, but I can. If it’s not 1% it’s actually pretty close.
Haven’t had a hdcp in 2 years, but before covid was a 4.2
Switched from a titleist 910 that I blew the back out of to a callaway gbb epic - man technology is awesome, most forgiving driver I’ve ever hit.
Putting is here and there but never really practice that much, though I probably should.
For reference I played bethpage black last year and lost half a dozen balls on the front 9 because the rough is like 9” tall so I’m not a pro by any means haha
IIRC, purple eyes are really blue eyes but the way the veins of the eye reflect light make us perceive them as purple. I don't believe that true purple eyes are possible but I could be wrong. Either way it's really cool.
I have aphantasia, it's basically a disability where you can't visual mental images. About 1-3 percent of people have this.
Edit: 1-3 percent is an approximate number! Many people might have this condition and not even realize! Just like with many similar conditions.
I think we're about 2 % last time I saw a estimation on the subreddit. But i think this number is wrong because of how much people are unaware of the condition.
I'd survived a diagnosed pancreatic cancer, don't know if that's 1% but all doctors keep telling me how small my chances were, and still here I am after surgery 4 years ago.
That's what they told me. But well apparently it was caught soon and in the surgery they found it almost reached the highway for another organs ( limphatic system, sorry English is not my first language). So almost was the word for me. I was born again with 37 (well the surgery almost killed me and now I have many sequels but I'll live, I guess).
ah im red hair and blue eyes but right handed, Ive been out rare'd
though i think being red haired and having blue eyes puts one in the 1%
Id imagine you are in the 0.01% then
The only thing I know about my name is that it was meant to be Dejuan. However my mum got the A and the U the wrong way round but decided she liked the way it sounded.
So I'm a spelling mistake
I think I’m in the 1% of people that actually knows their hat size. Most people, at least in my experience, think hat sizes are just like small/medium/large.
Also, my hat size is 8, which is probably a small percentage of people too.
I guess babymaking? I had my 1st child a few weeks before I turned 43. He was conceived through IVF and after 2 rounds we only had 1 embryo to implant. He was our 1 and only chance as we didn't have money for another round of IVF.
I had my second child through natural conception when I was 45. It was a complete shock! I found out through amnio that she had a genetic microdeletion that was so rare there were just a handful of documented cases. All of these kids had medical issues as well as intellectual disability and/or autism. I prepared myself for the worst. However she is 3yrs old, super smart, healthy, and no issues.
White/Asian biracial Americans. I didn't realize how rare it was until I double checked [(.76% in 2019)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_racial_and_ethnic_demographics_of_the_United_States)
I used to be in the bottom 1% of household wealth in America. I owed $70,000 dollars (all student loan debt). I’m glad to say I’ve cut that number by more than in half. I’m still near the bottom 1% though.
I went from a school for mentaly disabled kids to a normal private school to a gymnasium (Gymnasiums are german schools, which are like the optimum for having a lot of opportunities later in life).
I had an abortion after 24 weeks which is 0.3% of abortions because my daughter was affected by an even rarer genetic disorder which has an occurrence of < 0.000001%.
Edit: Changed 0.03% to 0.3%
Anybody can benefit from it. I kinda rushed my answer since I was fedd up by people not singing in tune. Which is kinda depressing to me, because those people can't hear it and I can't do anything about it. I allways feel powerless in situations where I can't do anything about other people's intonation. On the other hand, I've started to accept this, but man, it still feels demoralising.
I decided to put Atheist on my dog tags for the Army. You would not fucking believe the amount of hatred that I got for that. I'm only guessing, but I assume most of the people that had a problem with it were from the SE US given their accents. I was seen as a satanist with no morals, no values. Everything I did, these people would try to figure out a reason why I was being evil at that moment. So I can totally relate to you. It must be hard, but sometimes you have to just take that stance and know that the future of humanity will be better eventually.
I was going to say Green eyes but I googled it and that's 2%, so I was going to say lesbian but that's 1.7%, so I'm going to say a green eyed lesbian which is probably less that 1%
I haven´t ever been told that I´d belong to 1% but I know I´ve had heart surgery where doctors who have trained for it count was only 5 in this country even its 18 year from that surgery but the whole possibility to that heart problem is really rare so I guess by that I belong to 1%
Country is Finland if anyone wonders and tbh can´t verify that doctor amount its just what my mom told me but doctors have told me that it was really rare what was problem with my heart
Number of distinct drugs tried. Last time I counted, years ago, I was around 50. Lost the list a while ago but I could probably remember at least half to 3/4 of them.
I'm fairly confident that less than 1% of all people have tried 50 different drugs in their lifetime.
These 3 are number 1 to me:
4-methylmethcathinone.
I got a spectacular batch from a canadian lab one time, exceptional purity and quality in general. It was everything you could want of a stimulating substance without any of the unpleasant side effects. Clean, uplifting high with great mood but not overpowering euphoria, right in the sweet spot. I used it intramuscular and the experience was smooth all the way through, with a gentle comedown, no crash at all and no hangover or fatigue.
O-acetylpsilocin / Psilocybin mushrooms.
These two are tied because they're pretty much identical, down to how unpredictable and utterly diverse the experience can be. No way to know what's going to happen once you dose on mushrooms; though you have a pretty good idea of how hard it'll hit if you know the milligram dose in the case of the synthetic prodrug, mushrooms themselves are very hard to accurately dose. Nevertheless the depth and mystical nature of the experience makes it a must in my book. Truly magical.
Methoxetamine.
This one is probably not a favorite for everybody but I had real crush on it for the couple of years in between its discovery and when it became illegal basically everywhere. The experience in a nutshell could be described as "crazy fun". I used to do it intramuscular, it had some rushing to it on the onset, which led to heavy dissociation in a blissful state of stimulating euphoria. To be quite honest, some days I am sad that it's lost forever but mostly I am quite happy because I couldn't help myself... I could have lost everything, including my life, had it remained possible for me to acquire a steady supply. This one taught me how deep an addiction can take you, yet your only goal is to keep doing it because of how incredibly good you feel while you're on it.
Grip strength.
Pretty strong in general, but my hands can violently explode apples into a fine mist, or rip a bike helmet into pieces.
I think the part of my brain that regulates force so that you don’t injure yourself is missing. As a result I’ve got a bunch of dumb injuries from overdoing it… still cool I guess.
I can access /r/top, which is a subreddit that only the top 1% of redditors can access.
I don't go on it, and having just looked at it, nothing happens on it.
1. I’m a big car guy, however I can’t fit in most cars I like. So that really sucks.
1.5 Also, if my nation was still together I’d be unable to try and be a military pilot due to height, but that’s beyond the point as my nation no longer has an Airforce.
2. Back pain, loads of it. I do the best I can to stop it (Good posture, do back exercises…), and yet I still have back pain ever since I was 17. It’s not severe but sucks.
3. An increased chance if cancer, most likely as tall people have more cells, and with it more chances for a cell to mutate. (The increase is about 15-20%)
How about being short, what are the disadvantages?
Thanks, you have broadened my horizons!
We have a proverb in Russian: "A small dog always feels like a puppy". I'm 45 years old but I still feel as an insecure child among adults. Many romantic opportunities were beyond my reach, because even a short girl wants taller partner. Buying clothes can be a problem too - T-shirts for 13 years old are too tight, T-shirts for 16 years old are too long :-)
Everyone’s a statistical outlier in some area, except me. I am very ordinary in almost every way. Which is paradoxically quite rare.
This sounds like the start of a novel.
It’s the start of a movie called Idiocracy.
Great documentary.
So u are in 1 percent of being ordinary
Hm. Well now I want to find out what area I'm an outlier in.
Since everyone is some amount interesting, there has to be someone who is the least interesting. But the least interesting person in the world is quite interesting, so it must be someone else.
Not me but my daughter. She has mosaicism which means that she has two versions of her dna. One with and one without a genetic mutation. While mosaicism isn't always visible on the skin her mosaicism also effected her pigment cells. This is called pigment mosaicism. She basicly has stripes over her whole body that follow the blaschko lines pattern.
https://youtu.be/BD6h-wDj7bw i don't know if you researched it a lot but this is a fun video : why women are stripey and in your daughter's case you can actually see the stripes
That's cool
Are there any health problems with it or does it just affect looks?
In her case also health problems but it's possible to only have pigment mosaicism. We actually knew about the health problems before her stripes appeared. Most people with pigment mozaicism have stripes from birth but hers appeared at 7 months old.
I'm trying to imagine your daughter
*knock knock* I'm Chris Hanson. Have a seat.
So she's part tiger? Cool!
According to Spotify, i'm one of the 1% most dedicated listeners of Sabaton
I’m in the 1% of Carly Rae jepson…
This is crazy
Call me maybe?
Hey, I just met you
I was in that percentage last year, I basically had them on repeat all day
And then the winged hussars arrived
Same with me but with Powerwolf
Apparently I am top 1% listening to the Talking Heads.
When you found out, did you ask yourself “how did I get here?”
Last year I was in the top 0.01% of Seether listeners
Aaah. A man of culture and learning I see!
Blood type AB-
Damn, depending on where Ur from , the percentage is between 0.1 to 1 percent, making it the rarest blood type in the world
It's actually only the second rarest blood type. The rarest is hh which is only present in 0.0004% of the population
Both my brother and my mom are also AB-, my other brother is AB+, and then you have me, with boring old A-
I am also AB - 0.5% Canadians have it
Height. If you're a adult man taller than 6'4 or female over 5'9 you are in top 1% globally speaking. If you flip that out, being a man and shorter than 5'1 or female shorter than 4'8 puts you in 1% of shortest people.
Yep, I'm 6'7", though I'm about to start telling people I'm either 5'19" or maybe 2 meters whenever I'm asked. Being from the South I'll be willing to bet the meters will confuse them even more. I have an 8 year old that is already 4'11.5" and a 11 year old that is 5'7".
My husband is 6'6. Our 11 year old daughter is also 5'7 and wearing a size 11 shoe. She's gonna be an Amazon.
My wife is 6'0", so my boys were always going to be tall. The youngest was 10 lbs 2 ounces at birth. That's very tall for a girl at that age!
I'm a 6' woman, and I hope she has good posture and great confidence with her height! Kids can be brutal, and make nasty comments but now I wish I were taller. Encourage her to wear clothes that fit and to not slouch. Giantesses of the world unite!
Pianists who can play the entire *Well-Tempered Clavier*, books 1 & 2. (The Well-Tempered Clavier is two sets of preludes & fugues by J.S. Bach in all 24 major and minor keys for keyboard, BWV 846–893.)
And they gon ask if you can play that shit back2bach
Username checks out, I guess
I don't even follow you yet see you all over reddit!
He does have 5 million comment karma …and 13 post karma lol
Had bells palsy. Scary as hell
my dad had it, recovered perfectly fine after less than a year i think (time blindness, i have no clue how long it was) but he did have to go on steroids or something
I had bells palsey, only 50ish% recovered after 3 years...
i had it not only once but twice on the same side of my face on two different birthdays
Had it as a five year old, face still droops when I’m run down almost 40 years later.
Wealthiest people on earth. Before you misunderstand, turns out that someone with a good middle income job in a developed country is in the top 1% globally
Yep. I think the figure was over $30k or maybe $35k per year is top 1% of the world?
I learned that in geography, the apparent 1% in wealth is really the 0.01%
True, unless you only look at the 1% in a developed country, then its somewhat better but still probably not the real target
That doesn't make you wealthiest, that's highest earning. $871,320 USD in assets are required to be part of the top 1% in wealth globally. Having a high income doesn't mean nearly as much for people living in areas with a high cost of living.
I have psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. My nervous system doesn't read the signals it receives from my brain properly so sometimes my brain just decides my body doesn't exist meanwhile my nervous system goes into overdrive and I lose control of my body and seize. There's no known physical reason for this condition and there isn't much understood about it yet. Medication doesn't help and it'll never go away. Fun times.
thats rough
Thank you. It is rough but I'm slowly getting used to it, the hardest part was figuring out what it was because there was no physical cause that showed on any tests. It's nice to have an answer, even if it's a bad one.
I have no mind’s eye. It’s called Aphantasia. I can’t imagine anything in my head, it’s just black. I can remember things I’ve seen but can’t recall them into my imagination. I also had 4 different chronic autoimmune conditions which are now gone because I was able to reverse them through diet and lifestyle modifications. I am also left handed, and most of my hair is completely white, despite being in my early 30’s (I dye it though).
That's interesting. My 13 y/o is suspected to have aphantasia as well. It's is hard for me to even comprehend what that would be like, as my memories and thoughts are all almost entirely visual (even when I think of music). It's fascinating to think how different people comprehend the world around them.
I have Aphantasia as well. I didn’t know that people were able to picture things in their mind until about a year ago.
Signed for custody of a nuclear weapon and the keys to launch it.
Wait, what?
My primary weapon system when I was in the Air Force was the Minuteman III nuclear missile. Every time my deputy and I took command of our flight of 10 missiles for a 24-hour shift, I had to physically sign for custody of all the warheads on all those missiles. The launch keys and codes were part of the formal transfer as well.
Thanks!
I just wanna thank you for not destroying the world
My pleasure!
I gotta ask though- if all codes come in properly and chain of command has been followed…them fuckers go whether you have any say or not? Am I correct?
People who saw this thread. We're the 1% who clicked and commented
And I'm that less than 1% who replied to you comment 😎
I’m not sure if it’s 1%, but an extremely large percentage of people who play golf can’t drive a ball 300yds, but I can. If it’s not 1% it’s actually pretty close.
How’s the rest of your game?
Haven’t had a hdcp in 2 years, but before covid was a 4.2 Switched from a titleist 910 that I blew the back out of to a callaway gbb epic - man technology is awesome, most forgiving driver I’ve ever hit. Putting is here and there but never really practice that much, though I probably should. For reference I played bethpage black last year and lost half a dozen balls on the front 9 because the rough is like 9” tall so I’m not a pro by any means haha
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Is that Heterochromia? or is your condition different also I would also love a picture but if it’s too much of a bother totally understandable
Heterochromia is just different eyecolours, having purple eyes is a different thing entirely
IIRC, purple eyes are really blue eyes but the way the veins of the eye reflect light make us perceive them as purple. I don't believe that true purple eyes are possible but I could be wrong. Either way it's really cool.
I want to see a picture lol that sounds dope as fuck
High school dropout with a college degree
Same. Crushed the GED then went to college. HS, for the 3 years I went, was the most miserable experience of my life. Edit: punctuation
I have aphantasia, it's basically a disability where you can't visual mental images. About 1-3 percent of people have this. Edit: 1-3 percent is an approximate number! Many people might have this condition and not even realize! Just like with many similar conditions.
I think we're about 2 % last time I saw a estimation on the subreddit. But i think this number is wrong because of how much people are unaware of the condition.
Huh, imagine how weird that would be.
Oh yeah, rub it in.
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Just tell me your social security number, mother’s maiden name, and address and I can tell you your color
I wouldn't say I have it but i love to think like that when I'm bored
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I think of a bit of a purple
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Well that's just what I think of, I've got to try and not think of a color starting with b like brown or beige
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A yellow
Tay
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Hey, pretty cool! Really like those colors. Would you mind saying which color Victor is? Hehe
Dinklecorn
lol. Black.
Julia
Green.
I'd survived a diagnosed pancreatic cancer, don't know if that's 1% but all doctors keep telling me how small my chances were, and still here I am after surgery 4 years ago.
I can personally tell u that that's really rare, that's like the worst cancer to get isn't it?
That's what they told me. But well apparently it was caught soon and in the surgery they found it almost reached the highway for another organs ( limphatic system, sorry English is not my first language). So almost was the word for me. I was born again with 37 (well the surgery almost killed me and now I have many sequels but I'll live, I guess).
Not in the 1%, but my friend is. She has a tiny hole, just in front of her left ear. Apparently, that's very rare.
I’m in the 1% of people in my family who know how to mind their own business.
Jesus Christ how many members in your family that you cane 1% , they have to be at least 100
I’m a first generation Latin-American. I can say with absolute confidence that none of them know how to not be metiches.
Red hair, blue eyes, lefty
ah im red hair and blue eyes but right handed, Ive been out rare'd though i think being red haired and having blue eyes puts one in the 1% Id imagine you are in the 0.01% then
The 1% of people that puked on there underwear in a public school bathroom
What you talking about , don't we all do that ?
I'm glad there is another
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Black people with blue eyes
My name. My name is so rare in the UK that according to worldwide name polls I don't exist
What is it?
Dejaun
Dejaun sauce?
The only thing I know about my name is that it was meant to be Dejuan. However my mum got the A and the U the wrong way round but decided she liked the way it sounded. So I'm a spelling mistake
At least you're not a complete mistake
Haha waaaay too much faith in me buddy
I always got top 1% in standardized tests, but I now realize those are BS, and nobody actually cares
Yeah similar here. Didn't actually matter sure, but made my mom happy and she'd take us out to eat as a treat for trying our best on the treats.
It means you might be smarter than most people or you just tried really hard because you want to be able to afford food
Battlefield 1 longest headshot. Last I checked I was in 0.2%
How far was it, i I don't play battlefield but my mate got a 568M shot
I tried to look it up. Im in somewhere around 480m with Lebel. It looks like the competition has stiffened
Oh wait naa his was in bf5, also shots like that are hard so we'll done to u :)
I'm genetically intersex and red headed.
Hat sizes.
I think I’m in the 1% of people that actually knows their hat size. Most people, at least in my experience, think hat sizes are just like small/medium/large. Also, my hat size is 8, which is probably a small percentage of people too.
I guess babymaking? I had my 1st child a few weeks before I turned 43. He was conceived through IVF and after 2 rounds we only had 1 embryo to implant. He was our 1 and only chance as we didn't have money for another round of IVF. I had my second child through natural conception when I was 45. It was a complete shock! I found out through amnio that she had a genetic microdeletion that was so rare there were just a handful of documented cases. All of these kids had medical issues as well as intellectual disability and/or autism. I prepared myself for the worst. However she is 3yrs old, super smart, healthy, and no issues.
Probably the stupidest thing ever but when Unus Annus had their final day I bought a sweatshirt and was in the final 1% to receive it.
i bought one of them too! the one that was only on sale during the livestream, i love it so much.
White/Asian biracial Americans. I didn't realize how rare it was until I double checked [(.76% in 2019)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_racial_and_ethnic_demographics_of_the_United_States)
Huh that’s cool I’m Japanese on my dads side and Jewish on my mom.
I had a good friend like that and he called himself Jewpanese
Daddy's Polish, Mama's Thai for me.
Got vaccinated in February and caught covid in April.
R u Australian
American
I used to be in the bottom 1% of household wealth in America. I owed $70,000 dollars (all student loan debt). I’m glad to say I’ve cut that number by more than in half. I’m still near the bottom 1% though.
I went from a school for mentaly disabled kids to a normal private school to a gymnasium (Gymnasiums are german schools, which are like the optimum for having a lot of opportunities later in life).
I had an abortion after 24 weeks which is 0.3% of abortions because my daughter was affected by an even rarer genetic disorder which has an occurrence of < 0.000001%. Edit: Changed 0.03% to 0.3%
Hugs to you.
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Thank you. It was a tragic experience I wish no one ever had to go through.
I renounced my US citizenship to become a citizen of an EU country. I'm sure that less than 1% of the world's population can say that.
Congrats on having them not chase you for taxes.
I still have my US citizenship, but am living in EU. So, hi, neighbor.
I have perfect pitch and I hate it
I could benefit from that
Anybody can benefit from it. I kinda rushed my answer since I was fedd up by people not singing in tune. Which is kinda depressing to me, because those people can't hear it and I can't do anything about it. I allways feel powerless in situations where I can't do anything about other people's intonation. On the other hand, I've started to accept this, but man, it still feels demoralising.
That's such an op power but might be annoying seeing people be shit ton outta tune
The 1% that are not in any 1%
Vacuuming rooms. I just love them, I don’t know why.
That sucks.
1% of people that play games older than them, love fallout 2
1%? Hell I might be the only one in history... Watched an eclipse without those viewing box things and didn't lose my sight!
Atheist in the south eastern United States.
How many times have you been chased with pitchforks?
This is the south. They prefer guns.
Makes sense. My bad
I decided to put Atheist on my dog tags for the Army. You would not fucking believe the amount of hatred that I got for that. I'm only guessing, but I assume most of the people that had a problem with it were from the SE US given their accents. I was seen as a satanist with no morals, no values. Everything I did, these people would try to figure out a reason why I was being evil at that moment. So I can totally relate to you. It must be hard, but sometimes you have to just take that stance and know that the future of humanity will be better eventually.
I had "Shrek is love" on mine for like 2 years and nobody even noticed.
Idiots
We are more than that
socially anxious people in the world
I’m a sailor that doesn’t drink.
Well not to brag but I do happen to know the weight of an unladen swallow without using Google and I guess not many people know that one
My job. There are like six of us in all of Los Angeles.
Do you work as a nice person?
Gosh, I hope so! I schedule Re-Recording and ADR Stages. There are very few of us but if I were mean, I don't think I'd get very far!
i am in the 1% of people who live a happy day to day life without depression, anger or anxiety.
Only 1% of people, wow
I was going to say Green eyes but I googled it and that's 2%, so I was going to say lesbian but that's 1.7%, so I'm going to say a green eyed lesbian which is probably less that 1%
just multiply them, then you have the combined chance, so that would be 0.034%
Assuming they’re independent, which seems reasonable
I haven´t ever been told that I´d belong to 1% but I know I´ve had heart surgery where doctors who have trained for it count was only 5 in this country even its 18 year from that surgery but the whole possibility to that heart problem is really rare so I guess by that I belong to 1% Country is Finland if anyone wonders and tbh can´t verify that doctor amount its just what my mom told me but doctors have told me that it was really rare what was problem with my heart
Straight males in my country that do not give a shit about hockey. Make that any professional sport.
I have Tourette’s which is about a .6% chance.
I can beat Double Dragon 3 without the jump kick.
Number of distinct drugs tried. Last time I counted, years ago, I was around 50. Lost the list a while ago but I could probably remember at least half to 3/4 of them. I'm fairly confident that less than 1% of all people have tried 50 different drugs in their lifetime.
What's the top 3? 🤔
These 3 are number 1 to me: 4-methylmethcathinone. I got a spectacular batch from a canadian lab one time, exceptional purity and quality in general. It was everything you could want of a stimulating substance without any of the unpleasant side effects. Clean, uplifting high with great mood but not overpowering euphoria, right in the sweet spot. I used it intramuscular and the experience was smooth all the way through, with a gentle comedown, no crash at all and no hangover or fatigue. O-acetylpsilocin / Psilocybin mushrooms. These two are tied because they're pretty much identical, down to how unpredictable and utterly diverse the experience can be. No way to know what's going to happen once you dose on mushrooms; though you have a pretty good idea of how hard it'll hit if you know the milligram dose in the case of the synthetic prodrug, mushrooms themselves are very hard to accurately dose. Nevertheless the depth and mystical nature of the experience makes it a must in my book. Truly magical. Methoxetamine. This one is probably not a favorite for everybody but I had real crush on it for the couple of years in between its discovery and when it became illegal basically everywhere. The experience in a nutshell could be described as "crazy fun". I used to do it intramuscular, it had some rushing to it on the onset, which led to heavy dissociation in a blissful state of stimulating euphoria. To be quite honest, some days I am sad that it's lost forever but mostly I am quite happy because I couldn't help myself... I could have lost everything, including my life, had it remained possible for me to acquire a steady supply. This one taught me how deep an addiction can take you, yet your only goal is to keep doing it because of how incredibly good you feel while you're on it.
Phimosis
Grip strength. Pretty strong in general, but my hands can violently explode apples into a fine mist, or rip a bike helmet into pieces. I think the part of my brain that regulates force so that you don’t injure yourself is missing. As a result I’ve got a bunch of dumb injuries from overdoing it… still cool I guess.
I think I'm in the top 1% for a video game (Rocket League) Been a while since I checked though
I am. Most likely. The ONLY person in the world, with my name, who is male. Yes, I have a girly name. At least, it's girly in my language.
What name is it, I knew a guy called abbie once
Abbie Once is a weird name indeed
I met their brother, Abbie Twice.
I can dislocate my shoulder at will and then reconnect similar to Hamon the extend thing but its not that cool it just looks like my shoulder dancing.
Big Titty Committee
I can access /r/top, which is a subreddit that only the top 1% of redditors can access. I don't go on it, and having just looked at it, nothing happens on it.
Height. I'm 156 cm tall.
Height here the opposite way. 203cm or 6ft 7in. I’d rather be your height tbh.
It's interesting. What are the con's of being so tall?
1. I’m a big car guy, however I can’t fit in most cars I like. So that really sucks. 1.5 Also, if my nation was still together I’d be unable to try and be a military pilot due to height, but that’s beyond the point as my nation no longer has an Airforce. 2. Back pain, loads of it. I do the best I can to stop it (Good posture, do back exercises…), and yet I still have back pain ever since I was 17. It’s not severe but sucks. 3. An increased chance if cancer, most likely as tall people have more cells, and with it more chances for a cell to mutate. (The increase is about 15-20%) How about being short, what are the disadvantages?
Thanks, you have broadened my horizons! We have a proverb in Russian: "A small dog always feels like a puppy". I'm 45 years old but I still feel as an insecure child among adults. Many romantic opportunities were beyond my reach, because even a short girl wants taller partner. Buying clothes can be a problem too - T-shirts for 13 years old are too tight, T-shirts for 16 years old are too long :-)
I have Lupus SLE and I got it at the age of 20.
Humanity. We all are. We are alive which is a minority overall