mike
12.03.2007, 20:59
Ich hab mich selber mal gefragt was ist wohl der häufigste Geburtstag der Welt... die Ironie dabei, scheinbar hab ich genau an diesem Tag (5.10.) ...
Anbei der Text den ich gefunden habe
(Quelle: http://ask.yahoo.com/20061114.html)
We found several references to this question (http://www.eogn.com/archives/news0327.htm#TheMostCommonBirthday) on the Web, all pointing to the same source: a survey of 12,576 Americans conducted by Anybirthday.com.
Answers like this one from the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star (http://www.freelancestar.com/News/FLS/2004/102004/10052004/1523986) cite the study's finding of October 5 as the date the most people (in the U.S., anyway) are born. The 2001 report claims approximately 968,000 living Americans entered the world on that date. (The original web page announcing these results is no longer online, but we oh-so-cleverly queried the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (http://www.archive.org/web/web.php) and found it (http://web.archive.org/web/20010203224700/http://anybirthday.com/report.htm).)
So why October 5? Just a random date? Perhaps, but Anybirthday has a theory: To be born on this date, a baby would most likely have been conceived on New Year's Eve. The survey also found May 22 to be the least common birthday. As yet, no guesses as to what it is that happens in late August (nine months prior to that date) that routinely turns so many people off. Perhaps it's just too darn hot?
:lol: :cool:
Anbei der Text den ich gefunden habe
(Quelle: http://ask.yahoo.com/20061114.html)
We found several references to this question (http://www.eogn.com/archives/news0327.htm#TheMostCommonBirthday) on the Web, all pointing to the same source: a survey of 12,576 Americans conducted by Anybirthday.com.
Answers like this one from the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star (http://www.freelancestar.com/News/FLS/2004/102004/10052004/1523986) cite the study's finding of October 5 as the date the most people (in the U.S., anyway) are born. The 2001 report claims approximately 968,000 living Americans entered the world on that date. (The original web page announcing these results is no longer online, but we oh-so-cleverly queried the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (http://www.archive.org/web/web.php) and found it (http://web.archive.org/web/20010203224700/http://anybirthday.com/report.htm).)
So why October 5? Just a random date? Perhaps, but Anybirthday has a theory: To be born on this date, a baby would most likely have been conceived on New Year's Eve. The survey also found May 22 to be the least common birthday. As yet, no guesses as to what it is that happens in late August (nine months prior to that date) that routinely turns so many people off. Perhaps it's just too darn hot?
:lol: :cool: