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I think that this video has some deceptive statistics. The statistics themselves are not that bad, but the highlighting is what makes it worse. For example, he said that the children who had no adverse experiences get a job more often then those with adverse experiences. This is true in one sense, but in atleast 2 others it is wrong. In the sense that in percentages, this is correct, but not in quantities or even what kind of jobs

I like scientific and databased channels but the way you present data is confusing and ultimately meaningless.

This video seems like it's supposed to be optimistic and whatnot but it just makes me realize I'm literally never going to amount to anything at all.

Isn't the mental health part of this going to be a bit skewed though. Since the final result was in 2021, in the middle of the pandemic, which would have probably impacted the statistic in unexpected ways. It would have been better to keep tracking them until 2022 or 2023, to see how they ended up when life was back to normal (or taken results from 2019)

Shouldn't the teens who got to live a happy life feel guilty? If they don't, it's rather unfair

Great video

Great video. Keep it up man

There is still a limit on how much you can blame on your childhood...

As another viewer commented, but I must mention it for more recognition, the visual were really not in line with your conclusions, in fact, visually the statistics suggest that there is no anomaly here, but instead that everything is seemingly evolving as you would expect it to evolve, but in any case I was unable to understand nearly anything, and I personally have a great understanding of statistics, but this one is just plain confusing.

Remember, correlation is not causation. This is an observational study with many unmeasured variables. I was both held back and bullied as a kid, but being held back has helped me with school and being bullied has left me to focus more on my grades and not where I stand socially. Now I am going this year to pursue a master's in architecutre and design with scholarships :D

Can you please also mention at the beginning that the study was made in the USA?

So basically " change your life before it changes you"

Wow the jump from Held back, Suspended, and then See someone shot with a gun is crazy.

So I’m more likely to continue in this hell despite the first memory I ever remember was truma😕

0:53 love how as he ages, he doesn’t get taller, he just becomes *w i d e r*

I think it's a great message that you are portraying, I think that every person should strive to take as much responsibility for yourself as possible. The more responsibility you take in your life, the better the world will be. I believe this to be true.

Just do you, do your best to be the best you

yeah but u actually have to be better than this people

I don't know if I'm receiving this right, but most of these statistics seem like they have close to equal percentages? Correct me if I'm wrong.

damn, yeah i feel this. i was bullied for the vast majority of my childhood and it is the root cause of most of my struggels today. though i have been fortunate to have great parents with a decent income and having recieved a lot of support which has helped me ajust. i am fortunate enough to be studying for a batchlors degree but my childhood means i am 2 years behind on the curve (not really an issue) and comming from a lower level of education than i should have, people tell me that i am smart but i struggle academicly because i am missing so much "basic knowledge", people tell me that i look great yet i struggle to find love. i have a hard time getting out of my comfort zone, a hard time not rotting away behind a screen because at home behind a screen was where i was safe for most of my life. i want to go out more but i genuinely dont know how to because i locked myself away for pretty much all of my teenage years. studying in a new city gave me a fresh start, i have plenty of friends these days and my past feels long behind me, i generally dont give it much thought anymore but when i think about it it did shape me into who i am today, for better and for worse. though i still feel gratefull because other than the bullying i have been very forturnate in most aspects of life.

I really dislike this video, dude is making many outright claims that one group is better/worse off than the others in some way, but each group seems proportionally THE SAME in almost every category...

idk why but i just started to cry by the end of the video, this shit never happened to me, I'm not an easy crier I'm not liking it

So... this whole video is to further propagate that we are not accountable for the things that we do? Very trendy.

School system never let us be kids, we were destroyed.

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malachi flynn game must be on this list now!

I love how most teens thought their future would be optimistic, and I am here not even graduated yet knowing it would be unlikely to buy a house in my city, will always worry about paying for living costs, all political parties in my country suck, and there is a high chance of the world ending in my lifetime. I love 2024 🥰😌

Such a cool video!

This is very cool, but I don't really know what to take from this other than follows: Shit childhood=Shit adulthood I know it's to not judge others as they can't decide their childhood, but I don't really know what to take from that. Fuck should I do? I don't know.

All kids deseve to have parents, but not all parents deserve to have kids.

People say that this video was hard to follow. it wasn't. This video was well made and easy to follow.

Such an insightful piece shedding light on the long-term effects of childhood experiences on adulthood outcomes! 🌟 It underscores the importance of addressing childhood trauma and providing supportive environments for our youth to thrive and reach their full potential.

Love the message

thoughts: 1. this was a great idea 2. interesting how the drawings tended to live on the right side of the screen. my guess is it's the propensity of right handed people 3. so of course the penis tried to make an appearance so many times perhaps some very simple image identifications should be applied and when someone submits a penis just pop up a "oh jeez, grow up already". some people exist only to cause chaos and break things others create. how pathetic we humans are as a species because of these broken souls

The world we build going forward is our responsibility as a species, but I’m not taking responsibility for the poor life decisions made by a 37 year old man. He was shaped by a society I didn’t build, but even if I had, he has agency. He could have married his partner. He could commit to a healthier lifestyle. Instead he blames society. An external or internal locus of control is the biggest predictor of success. Not whether you went to college or had a low income status in childhood. What matters is what you choose to do with the cards you’re dealt. That’s also the best predictor of overall happiness. Stop playing the victim. Grow up, Alex.

This is very interesting, keep up the good work!

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Man i wish this video was easy to follow, but thank you ill search the experiment by my self

As a middle and high school teacher, I'm always bothered by how much adults blame kids for their own situations. Other teachers and parents, they are always saying kids have to take responsiblity, that they are "already grown up" and it's their fault when something goes wrong (this starts as soon as 11 or 12 years old, in my experience). And then we adults also control and micromanage every aspect of their lives. We control what they can and can't do and sometimes even force them into choosing a single option, and then we blame then when it all goes wrong. Even in households that have none of those "adverse experiences" you mention, they still have issues that can scar them. Perfectionists parents that ask too much from them, rich parents that are never in their home because they need to work 2 or 3 jobs to mantain their lifestyle, or their job keeps them travelling most of the time, exposition to higher class standards that makes them feel bad with themselves when they can't reach the stupidly high standards of the people that surround them. We adults fuck around too much with them like they are not real people, and then get angry at them when they don't consider themselves real people. We seriously need to stop. For me, it all starts in education. Most adults went through that experience when they were teenagers so they think that's the only way to treat a teenager. But a single parent or teacher can make a big change, IMO. If you interact with a teenager, just talk to them about this, give them the chance to choose, listen to them, tell them that yeah, you also went through that and you also think it's bullshit and SHOW them that it is possible to be treated differently by an adult. That teenager will grow, and become an adult that doesn't replicate the cycle with the teenagers in their life. It's a slow process, but it's the only way.

Pudding with fire leftist takes out here

The fact that anyone even needed to point out that there's a transitionary period between childhood and adulthood is hilarious

I feel like you are misrepresenting some of the data. Maybe its just the way you show it (% added would be so much better), but when you say stuff like "a huge amount of the lower portion is struggling financially" you completely ignore that the top parts have almost the same amount" 4:08 another similar spot is 2:43

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Yes, I agree that struggles and adverse experiences during childhood are challenging. However, the message that people can use their childhood experiences as an excuse for not doing well in adulthood is a terrible message to send. I was abandoned as a child, struggled with speech problems, and others tried to hold me back with their low expectations. Now, through striving to do my best and developing self-confidence, I am graduating as the co-valedictorian of my high school class. Don’t let challenges early in life hold you back.

Idk whats wrong with me but when we caught with Alex in the end and you said partner my brains went "oh my god Alex is gay" and literally immediately started crying... I'm broken..

these looks cool but a bit hard to follow tbh

The color code makes it impossible to follow. Yeah, let's rank things from pink to purple, that makes perfect sense

Longitudinal study goes crazy ngl 💀

We should do communal parenting then it will actually be out collective responsibility