Hajime Yamagi: Blood Type B Is Vanishing - Was Albert Einstein disliked?

Hajime Yamagami has recently published his English book "Blood Type B Is Vanishing - Was Albert Einstein disliked?".

Currently, only ebook version is available; no paperback.

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Said to be the best physicist of the twentieth century, Albert Einstein has been treated as a strange person due to his unbelievable behavior and going at his own pace. It was caused by his blood type "B"!

Does Your Blood Type Affect Your Personality?

I find an article "Does Your Blood Type Affect Your Personality?" which said,

There have been numerous studies that have attempted to use research and statistics to study the linkage between blood type and personality.  Unfortunately, research has proven to be inadequate and restricted, as statistically inappropriate measures, methods, and samples have been utilized.  This has resulted in the failure to show any statistically significant correlations between blood type and personality. Due to this fact, blood type personality theory is largely dismissed by the scientific community.

URL: https://www.e-counseling.com/mental-health/does-your-blood-type-affect-your-personality/

But this is NOT true!

One of the Japanese research (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research) said "We also demonstrate that significant difference on personal characteristics between blood-types by using the database on recent huge questionnaires survey", as the following:

[Investigator] Cosy Muto, Masahiro Nagashima et al.
[Title] A demonstrative and critical study on pseud-science for scientific literacy construction at teacher education course
[Abstract] We also demonstrate that significant difference on personal characteristics between blood-types by using the database on recent huge questionnaires survey.

A Group of Japanese Reseachers Has Discovered a New Blood Group "KANNO"

A group of Professor Hitoshi Oto of Fukushima Medical University has discovered a new blood group "KANNO", which was tentatively named after the antigen's provider.

The group is just waiting for the approval of the International Society of Blood Transfusion ...

If approved, this is will be the first case in Japan.

Source: Integrative genome analysis identified the KANNO blood group antigen as prion protein（TRANSFUSION）

Type O seems to be less suffering from Malaria

Now, a recent analysis of 23 papers suggests those with blood type O have the genetic odds stacked in their favor.

Having This One Particular Blood Type Can Help Protect You From Severe Malaria

Maria Sharapova is Type B

Maria Sharapova is Type B.

Source: celeb bio & Measurements

Japan seems to have many Type B female tennis players. In the case of individual competitions, does Type B stand out?

Former NY Mayor Mr. Michael Bloomberg is Type O

"Blue" instruments are shown in the picture below.

Source: CBS New York

The color is determined for each blood type, indicating that he is Type O.
By the way, A is yellow, B is white and  AB is red.

In Japan, psychology is considered as "nonscientific", "humanities" and "friendly" !?

As the image of psychology in here in Japan, "nonscientific", "humanities" and "friendly" factors were prominent.

Source: Assessment of psychological literacy of undergraduate students before receiving formal psychological education
Midori TOKITA 1), Tatsuya KANENO 1), Kenta NOMURA 1), Masayuki NARA 2).

1) Department of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Science, Mejiro University [Japan]
2) Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, Mejiro University [Japan]

Objective: This research aimed to examine the psychological literacy of undergraduate students who major in health sciences and nursing.
Methods: We surveyed 303 undergraduate students using a questionnaire that tests their basic understanding of psychology, view of psychology, and expectation for psychology prior to their specialized education.
Results: We found that respondents (1) had a limited understanding of the objects and methods of psychological research, (2) had a biased view of psychology, undermining the scientific aspects of psychology [as the image of psychology, "nonscientific", "humanities" and "friendly" factors were prominent], and (3) tended to overestimate the effectiveness of psychological solutions on interpersonal problems.
Conclusions: The results indicated that curriculum for the elemental psychological education should be reorganized and reformed at the university.