pov: you asked MEDICAL school students a SIMPLE question (we are COOKED) 😭💔

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Why it worked

The video taps into a relatable fear of incompetence in a high-stakes profession, using a simple, surprising statistic to create a hook. The introduction of Composio as a solution to this perceived problem provides a clear value proposition.

Summary

The creator surveyed 500,000 medical students about the number of bones in the human body, finding that only about 5% answered correctly. They then introduced Composio, an app that connects to tools like ChatGPT, Gmail, and Outlook, to help users find information more efficiently.

Structure

1Creator asks a simple question to medical students.
2Creator surveys 500,000 medical students about the number of bones in the human body.
3Results show a very low correct answer rate.
4Creator introduces Composio as a solution to efficiently access information.
5Creator highlights Composio's integration with ChatGPT and other apps.
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Original caption

CLASS OF CHATGPT 2026 😭 #chatgpt #doctor #cooked #usa #composiopartner

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Product placement

Composio For You (ACTS - it's an app that connects to other apps like ChatGPT, Gmail, and Outlook to help users quickly do things for themselves. Removing it would change the video's purpose and outcome.) ChatGPT (ACTS - it's used to answer a question about bones in the human body. Removing it would change the video's premise.) Outlook (APPEARS - it's mentioned as an app that Composio can connect to. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.) Gmail (APPEARS - it's mentioned as an app that Composio can connect to. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.)

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pov: you asked MEDICAL school students a SIMPLE question (we are COOKED) 😭💔 531,244 emails 398,768 sent 132,476 replies 78,324 used ChatGPT 29,456 not even close 24,696 got it right Bones in your body Inbox S to me 12:21 AM 400 I think? Get Outlook for iOS Why is this message in spam? This message is similar to messages that were identified as spam in the past. Report not spam An adult human body typically has 206 bones. Here's why the number can vary: Babies are born with about 270 bones. Many of these bones fuse together as they grow. Adults usually have 206 bones, although some people may have a few extra small bones (called accessory or sesamoid bones), so the total can differ slightly. The 206 bones are common: 80 bones in the axial column, ribs, and sternum. 126 bones in the appendicular skeleton (shoulders, arms, hands, and feet). If you'd like, I can also break down how many bones are in each part of the body (skull, etc.). Reply Forward 99+ used ChatGPT do we really need ChatGPT These are next generation of doctors who are meant when there's an emergency of that 30,000 of them weren't even close are we Cause what You think? studied this and after 500,000 emails sent only 25,000 got it right less than 5% so cooked.

Transcript

I have to random my life. I'd trust a random doctor with my life, least know in the human body. So I tested this by asking 500,000 med school students to see how many bones were in the human body. Out of the 500,000 emails that I sent, about 80% of them straight up left me on sent. Now hypothetically, what if I was in a medical emergency and I needed help? I could have died. It's not looking good for you guys right now. Now thankfully, 132,000 students were responsible enough to check their emails. Still hope out there, guys. Now if you want to do this for yourself, you have to quickly do your ChatGPT to Composio for you. Which then lets us connect to over a thousand apps like and Outlook. Now out of the 132,000 replies, 78,000 of them used ChatGPT. Bro, do we really need ChatGPT for this? These are next generation of doctors who are meant when there's an emergency. Of that, 30,000 of them weren't even close. Are we? Cause what do you think? Studied this. And after 500,000 emails sent, only 25,000 of them actually got it right. That's literally less than 5%. We're literally so cooked.