Graduation Insights and Statistics

Greg and Mitch from AsapSCIENCE discuss the peculiar year and how it affects graduation. They provide global and American graduation statistics, share fascinating human body facts over four years, and discuss sleep patterns and brain development. Emotional insights are given, highlighting crying statistics. They conclude with advice on pursuing passions and emphasize the importance of science and education.

What was the main reason for the change in traditional graduation events this year?

• Weather conditions

• Physical distancing measures

• Lack of interest

• Technological advancements

Which two countries have the highest percentage of graduates worldwide?

• Brazil and Russia

• UK and Australia

• China and India

• USA and Canada

How many Bachelor's degrees were awarded in America this year?

• 820,000

• 989,000

• 1,975,000

• 184,000

How many liters of blood did your heart pump over the last four years?

• 1,460,000 liters

• 10,950,000 liters

• 3,760,000,000 liters

• 252 trillion liters

How many kilometers did you travel through space on Earth in the last four years?

• 252 trillion kilometers

• 3,760,000,000 kilometers

• 10,950,000 kilometers

• 1,460,000 kilometers

On average, how many minutes do boys sleep per night?

• 725,000 minutes

• 741,000 minutes

• 507.6 minutes

• 496.4 minutes

How many new neurons were produced in the hippocampus over the last four years?

• 1,460,000

• 3,760,000,000

• 2,044,000

• 584,000

How many times did women cry on average in the last four years?

• 116 times

• 252 times

• 44 times

• 188 times

What hormone is released when crying emotional tears?

• Serotonin

• Oxytocin

• Adrenaline

• Dopamine

What is the key message for graduates regarding their future learning?

• Stop learning after graduation

• Ignore scientific advice

• Education is power, never stop learning

• Focus only on science