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A virus?
support from VietNam
Very valuable information here.
Agreed!!!
Why is every Vietnamese person on earth named Nguyen? They must have a serious inbreeding problem over there.
40% of the vietnamese population has the last name nguyen….40%
From what I heard from older Vietnamese folks in my community, The last names weren’t just given traditionally after giving birth. Back then, those last names were designated to citizens depending on the ruling Dynasty. Nguyen was apparently one of the last major dynasties, and most Vietnamese had their last names changed (or else they faced persecution or had to escape from it just for not changing their last name, because usually the name change = a pledge to that ruling dynasty.)
Aight but, 40% of vietnam is basically 40% of vietnamese people. Any % in the US is going to be skewed by the huge diverse population. Maybe if you could see the % of smith/jone in just the Caucasian population, but I doubt someone took the time to gather those statistics lmao.
why does everything always have to involve the USA? I’m Canadian man!
also I took the time to research and they are not inbreeds, they just have some weird cultural thing where they have the same name but not the same genes.
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Very interesting! Im involved
Great info!
Việt Nam!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ashley Dang
love u long time
101: How to spread cancer.
Yea there is whole branch of social science called memetics dedicated to this and studying how information spreads and sticks around in a culture. And yes this is where the origin of a “meme” comes from. If often miss used now a days.
the masses always have incredible power，but they also easy to be misguided.
more importantly : who tf cares
This video was the opposite of Buzzfeeds content: very interesting.
DID YOU KNOW BUZZFEED IS DEAD?!
check it out on buzzfeed .com and instantly find out what unicorn type you are!
ew buzzfeed
I don’t like the viral concept.
Diane stuck in a failing marriage with Mr.Penutbutter, why is she giving a Ted Talk.
LMAO thought the same thing when I saw the last name.
Fascinating insight on how their cancer does so well.
Ghostneedle1 it’s not cancer,jesus christ drama king. Grow up!
Obviously I don’t mean literally cancer, it’s internet slang.
I dont think we should worry too much about this
this lady is informing about a dangerous weapon actually
Weldras exactly, I wonder if anyone’s paying attention