Top Misconceptions from Television Shows

There are many believable things on the internet just do not believe them all as they are fictional.

Here are a few common ones  we have listed below so you can get to know what not to do 

• Avoid sucking out the snake venom

One of the most common myths is to suck the snake’s poison out when you are bitten by a venomous snake. Do not attempt this action as you can sallow the venomous snake’s poison while sucking it out, and this can cause a huge problem. Often, snakes don’t release venom when they bite, so no need to worry and try to avoid getting bitten in the first place.

• Avoid tilting your head during a nosebleed

In many tv shows and movies, it is shown that when a character gets into a fight and gets pushed or ends up in an accident and gets a nose bleed, they immediately tilt their head back. Do not do this as the medical says that it forces the blood to go backward forcefully and go down your throat. The better advice is to move your head slightly forward and stop the nose bleed by tissue or a handkerchief.

• It is never that quick in a laboratory

In many shows, we find that the evidence found a few seconds ago is sent off to the laboratory and has been processed and can now help take the case to the next step of identifying the culprit. This is false as it takes a week for the laboratory to identify the clues from the evidence found, and it takes weeks and even months to solve a case.

• Fingerprints are not foolproof

We often see in crime that the police have solved its case by examining the fingerprint on the murder weapon or a piece of furniture and identifying the culprit. Everyone in the world has a different fingerprint; however, the fingerprint can not be examined every time it is found in 20% of the cases. The person ends up being misidentified.

• Is tracking the call a time taking task?

One of the most common Myths shown on TV is putting the kidnapper on the phone longer to track their location through the call. This is false as a call can be tracked immediately. If someone calls from a landline or a phone, the carrier will know immediately as it can’t be hidden from the phone company. It might give you the notification as unavailable, but the phone company will always know where it is coming from. So, in conclusion, do not kidnap someone as you can be easily be tracked and traced by your phone company.

Myths about Tv industry

Tv is an important and major industry and there are many myths and false assumptions regarding Tv industry in the world, and it is our job to prove them if they are wrong. Here are a few myths and assumptions that are proved to be false and you should remain aware of them as well.

• No one watches Tv anymore

This myth suggests that no one watches TV anymore; this is wrong, as people do watch TV. For example, let's take the UK. The number of minutes spent watching Tv, and its content is increasing day by day. Even sales made on TV are making more profit day by day by just advertising on the TV. as the time is passing new TV technology is being introduced to live more modernly. Old Televisions are being replaced by new and modern television to match the latest and contemporary interior and household. However, many people have reduced their watch time, for example, tv time from 1995 has been reduced from 3,5 hours to 3 hours, but  Tv still holds its importance even today and is still in use.

• Everyone is moving towards the internet

This myth states that everybody has moved to the internet, and no one bothers to watch TV anymore. If these people don’t watch tv anymore, what are they doing in their free time as they are missing out on some good TV content. Most households and even countries still do not have the proper internet access, which doesn’t allow them to transfer data. For big and large screens, it is good to have a high-quality picture, so even in South Korea that is 100% fixed on broadband, sky life has still increased its use.

• Satellite is very expensive

Myth number four states that “satellites are too much expensive.” this myth is also wrong as the satellite has a significant effect on views as it can attract a large amount of audience towards the Tv. in comparison with others such s IP delivery, a satellite is more affordable for example in the UK the IP delivery can cost and charge its subscriber more than 6 pounds per hour. In contrast, the satellite can cost 25 pence per hour. If you add more screens to watch from the IP delivery will increase its charges. This creates an excellent opportunity to avail to use and to share satellite with others.