Alien baby born in India (Video included)

[AK47]

I thought the definition of an alien was that that life came from somewhere else than from the earth. May be wrong! 

True that! 

[Huntsman]

I feel sorry for the baby... But yet again it makes me wonder... Why do such terrible and bizarre things always happen in countries such as India and Africa? This just proves they really cant get offended when someone calls them a third world.

[Mr. Goobii]

I feel sorry for the baby... But yet again it makes me wonder... Why do such terrible and bizarre things always happen in countries such as India and Africa? This just proves they really cant get offended when someone calls them a third world.

Africa is not a country and India has a population grown of 1.41% and 17.5% percent of the earth total population. That something like this would happen is pretty likely compared to any other countries with less population.

[Matt Murdock]

I feel sorry for the baby... But yet again it makes me wonder... Why do such terrible and bizarre things always happen in countries such as India and Africa? This just proves they really cant get offended when someone calls them a third world.

Have you even checked Wikipedia? 3 mentioned survivors are from USA.

And how do you explain "third world country"? Cause I'm sure Lithuania lacks more resources compared to India..

[Exterminator]

Have you even checked Wikipedia? 3 mentioned survivors are from USA.

And how do you explain "third world country"? Cause I'm sure Lithuania lacks more resources compared to India..

Lithuania is MUCH better off. While India's GDP may be high, you shouldn't forget that it is a country of 1.2 billion people. Not only are resources divided among them, but there is a vast wealth gap in India. Rich families are VERY rich and poor families are very poor.
On top of that there is a large scale division among the people. Not only is the country divided into religious groups and 'areas', but it is divided constitutionally so that people inheriting from certain families get substantial advantages and birth privileges, while others do not. That means free schooling, massive discounts on healthcare and tax cuts on everything and what not. On top of that there is largescale corruption all over the country which even sends medicare costs through the roof.
In short, the parents of the child probably can't even afford any large scale treatments.

[zipp3r]

I said drop it - Hamza.

[Aca]

I said drop it - Hamza.

[Polar]

I thought the definition of an alien was that that life came from somewhere else than from the earth. May be wrong! 

Can have other meanings, but any meaning used prior to now, doesn't fit this "image" of the baby. It's actually revolting he used this title for the topic.

[Khm]

Twice facepalm to both of you;

I am also wondering what powers are you talking about Kelvin, at least you have another point that you wasn't able to prove properly.

On topic: I think this is just some problem with DNA since 60% of Asian's countries and some of Africans eat ALMOST what ever they see such as insects and w/o. I don't really get surprised from such things since they have a large amount of population and pollution.

And how do you explain "third world country"? Cause I'm sure Lithuania lacks more resources compared to India..

You're wrong in this one, if Indians weren't hard workers and didn't have a large amount of population, they won't do anything, even Sudan, Iraq and Tunisia have more resources than India but they are just because "Arabs". 

[Manas]

India is 2nd most populous and Pakistan is 6th. What would have happened if the partition had not occurred?
Like Avg= 2+6/2=4 Lol! or would it had been 1st?

[aleksandar_gojkovic]

WO WO WO WO WO WAIT

Is it just me, or do these deformations happen in Asia and Africa most of the times?

Also, half of these cases are in the middle east and a lot of them are caused by NATO's depleted uranium shells. NATO, fucking up the world since it's foundations ^^

[Petarda]

2+6/2=4

[saberman]

Like Avg= 2+6/2=4 Lol! or would it had been 1st?

You're adding the two populations. Why would you take average?

In both cases you do not add their positions (2nd + 6th), rather their populations...

[Manas]

You're adding the two populations. Why would you take average?

In both cases you do not add their positions (2nd + 6th), rather their populations...

It was a satire dude! :-P

[~Legend~]

Really, stop hitting on countries that - due to your own lack of awareness - you feel are at the back end of this world. Nations like India have challenges that are on a scale incomparable to countries in Europe, like the UK and France and further afield in North America. In these latter nations, the most sensational news we can come up with is waste of time scandals such 'Plebgate'. At best these highlight the fickle nature of these so called modern societies. The firearms rows in the US add very little to the country or the world, but does put the latter nation's fragmented social attitudes on a pedestal.

News outlets like the BBC often pride in being able to find every single slum or council estate equivalent in the world, which is outside of their own home country to make themselves feel better. And sometimes it's not even the poorer/developing nations they target. Take for example, Sochi Winter Olympics. It was the perfect opportunity for the BBC to showcase its lack of integrity and professionalism in regards to foreign correspondence. Their personal vendetta and pure bias could not have been any more obvious, and it's a shame that they sink so low when they have all the resources to deliver appropriate news. The same happened with the 2010 Commonwealth Games in India; rather than it being a celebration of the talents of some incredibly hard working athletes - those who train year after year just for this one moment that comes around only so many times in their career - it was all about the news media trying to tell a nation how it should work, despite its own country being no role model. The nit picking was atrocious.

But, the point is our personal opinions are so deluded by this, leading to our false perceptions, such as 'Why do such terrible and bizarre things always happen in countries such as India and Africa? This just proves they really cant get offended when someone calls them a third world' and 'Only happens in India'.
When was the last time you visited these places equipped with an open mind?

These countries are so much more diverse than most of ours: they have a plethora of co-existing ideologies, religious concepts and social precepts. But more than that, they also have something called culture, and this is a feature that we cannot compete with. This social and cultural diversity is reflected in the physical diversity of the nation, and this is something exterminator's post pointed out. The population count makes these nations so much more challenging to sustain and govern.
When an atypical health condition arises amongst a vastly diverse population, they may have to scour the nation to find the appropriate treatment. A child may be born in something of a hermit community where it is difficult to get resources to. Further, this diversity and size of the pop. also increases the possibilities of there being such defects. If there is a hypothetical '1 in a billion' chance of x defect occurring, then in a pop. of 1.2 billion it is not a surprise that it does happen, and when such possibilities are realised people latch on.