So, France and Italy, what are you so unhappy about?
intertubeluber on
Pretty interesting to see a broader context. You always see countries compared on one specific benchmark, but rarer to see this many metrics in a single infograph.
kingofwale on
1. Germany workers only work 30 hours a week??
2… US has better educational scores than Germany, France and Italy?? If you buy Reddit, you’d assume all Americans are mumbling idiots
EmperorThan on
And here we thought China was better at math this whole time.
**”They forfeit their Pisa Score. Count it! We win!!!!”**
gonzaloetjo on
Now take out the 1% of each
HerpesHans on
This data is not at all beautiful, put all numbers in black and highlight lowest and highest value in each row. This looks like a high schoolers presentation
canyoudigit on
Somethings just seem wrong here. Would love to see the normal distribution of these averages/per capita numbers.
kettal on
You should add color coding for the highest and lowest value in each category
AtheIstan on
And the winner is… Germany!
uwot_m9 on
Read Avg. Schooling as Avg. School Shooting, I though they were measuring that lmao
deHaga on
US homicide rate is higher than all the others combined 💀
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Volasko on
What’s up with the chinese death rate? Older population? Also how do they have a higher democracy rate?
WolfsmaulVibes on
china really doesn’t seem so nice anymore
Jealous_Tutor_5135 on
So democracy rank, lower is better. Happiness rank the same?
More generally, I’m not comfortable comparing statistics between democracies and dictatorships. We have little assurance of the validity of any number from China.
The US may be falsifying statistics these days as well.
The point is, these numbers are only as good as they are honest.
PhilosophicWax on
I question that happiness rank. US seems way too high. I guess it depends on whose happiness.
Malady17 on
That homicide rate for the US is genuinely unacceptable
GyattLuvr69 on
Wtf is a democracy rank? And why is Chinas so high?
Dan_CBW on
Median income is a more useful figure. Mean is skewed by the ultra wealthy in the US.
Minute_Arugula3316 on
Someone want to remake this? Great graphic, would love to see India, Australia, and nordic countries
Secret_Jackfruit256 on
I think it was a mistake to have “Avg. Schooling” right after “Homicide Rates”, specially when the first country on the list is the United States.
Guess what my monkey brain made me read instead of the real text?
ottawalanguages on
really cool graph! what software did you use to make this?
fredinNH on
Interesting that only UK has higher pisa scores, and I’m thinking not all their students take the Pisa tests.
Very unpopular opinion—American public schools are very good, but since we have high rates of childhood poverty it doesn’t look that way. If a kid is hungry or doesn’t feel safe or doesn’t have stability they have a hard time succeeding in school. That’s not the schools’ fault.
I_can_vouch_for_that on
So statistically speaking, there is going to be a celebration soon in the US.
freakcage on
Homicide beside education, 😂 something is implied here
Uranophane on
Don’t look at homicide rate don’t look at homicide rate don’t look at
skhds on
China, do something about your pollution I mean it’s so bad it’s even affecting your neighbors for fucks sake it’s not even the slightest surprise your people are getting killed by pollution lol.
magicmulder on
US having a higher infant mortality than China (where girls are notoriously unwanted) is wild.
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Put Norway in there to show what’s actually good
So, France and Italy, what are you so unhappy about?
Pretty interesting to see a broader context. You always see countries compared on one specific benchmark, but rarer to see this many metrics in a single infograph.
1. Germany workers only work 30 hours a week??
2… US has better educational scores than Germany, France and Italy?? If you buy Reddit, you’d assume all Americans are mumbling idiots
And here we thought China was better at math this whole time.
**”They forfeit their Pisa Score. Count it! We win!!!!”**
Now take out the 1% of each
This data is not at all beautiful, put all numbers in black and highlight lowest and highest value in each row. This looks like a high schoolers presentation
Somethings just seem wrong here. Would love to see the normal distribution of these averages/per capita numbers.
You should add color coding for the highest and lowest value in each category
And the winner is… Germany!
Read Avg. Schooling as Avg. School Shooting, I though they were measuring that lmao
US homicide rate is higher than all the others combined 💀
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What’s up with the chinese death rate? Older population? Also how do they have a higher democracy rate?
china really doesn’t seem so nice anymore
So democracy rank, lower is better. Happiness rank the same?
More generally, I’m not comfortable comparing statistics between democracies and dictatorships. We have little assurance of the validity of any number from China.
The US may be falsifying statistics these days as well.
The point is, these numbers are only as good as they are honest.
I question that happiness rank. US seems way too high. I guess it depends on whose happiness.
That homicide rate for the US is genuinely unacceptable
Wtf is a democracy rank? And why is Chinas so high?
Median income is a more useful figure. Mean is skewed by the ultra wealthy in the US.
Someone want to remake this? Great graphic, would love to see India, Australia, and nordic countries
I think it was a mistake to have “Avg. Schooling” right after “Homicide Rates”, specially when the first country on the list is the United States.
Guess what my monkey brain made me read instead of the real text?
really cool graph! what software did you use to make this?
Interesting that only UK has higher pisa scores, and I’m thinking not all their students take the Pisa tests.
Very unpopular opinion—American public schools are very good, but since we have high rates of childhood poverty it doesn’t look that way. If a kid is hungry or doesn’t feel safe or doesn’t have stability they have a hard time succeeding in school. That’s not the schools’ fault.
So statistically speaking, there is going to be a celebration soon in the US.
Homicide beside education, 😂 something is implied here
Don’t look at homicide rate don’t look at homicide rate don’t look at
China, do something about your pollution I mean it’s so bad it’s even affecting your neighbors for fucks sake it’s not even the slightest surprise your people are getting killed by pollution lol.
US having a higher infant mortality than China (where girls are notoriously unwanted) is wild.