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> Yet more Americans know their zodiac sign than their blood type, I mean, most people get a reminder of their birthday once per year, but blood type? You hav
by arthur2e5 3y ago
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Yet more Americans know their zodiac sign than their blood type,
I mean, most people get a reminder of their birthday once per year, but blood type? You have to test for that and most people just don't see that sort of thing come up. The average person neither gets blood transfusions obviously (and it's not like medical professionals take what you state about your blood type for granted, so remembering doesn't help) nor have a good reason to donate.
If anything, it's good that Americans aren't doing Japanese blood-type personality beliefs. I hope they never do.
- piker 3y agoAlso the naming convention isn't memorable at all compared to the Zodiac which even includes an emblem.
- halkony 3y agoPlus it's easy to get a zodiac tattoo in case you forget. Maybe I should get my bloodtype tattooed...
- lawn 3y agoI regularly donate blood even I'm not 100% sure of my blood type as it was only mentioned in passing the first time (which was many years ago).
- omginternets 3y agoTrue. It's not until I was writing my blood type on my chest every morning that I memorized it. Every girl with jade jewelry was reminding me of my zodiac sign long before then.