KSA at >0.85 shows we need FAR better measures for Human Development :)

That's the whole point of this map

Nope, rice farming is emitting less than beef, but it's not minuscule, around 4 times less, and it's a major source of emission worldwide. https://www.climatechangenews.com/2016/05/17/cows-rice-and-soil-are-key-to-farming-emissions-cuts/ (Start from here for more academic studies, but in short, rice farming is bad for the planet and so is rice consomption.)

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I'm interested in PNG. I saw on a similar map that PNG's most popular website was NRL.com

I'm really glad that I stored mostly cash in 2022. Nothing made sense to buy that year

I'm confused with the dollar. How?

No it‘s obviously not the same.

I wonder if UAE, SA and Qatar are counting the life of their citizens only as more than half of population are migrants being treated like slaves..

Which is still minuscule compared to beef farming.

Uh what?

It is still crazy to see that people correlate sjw stuff with high development. It is just a cancerous trend of some corrupted western communities.

Pretty sure it's Whatsapp in Paraguay, as paraguayan I've never even seen the espn web page, and everyone uses whatsapp

If you are going to exclude the most viewed sites don’t call the infographic the most viewed sites. Just do second most viewed sites or something like that.

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Color labels aren't complete which automatically makes this one of the ugliest maps I've ever seen.

Yes. The old testament & the king James version. As well as the apicrypha.

Stocks are still an excellent long term inflation hedge.

Half the map is Wikipedia and Twitter. Would of been a more insightful view to remove those as well.

im unsure that "excluding [...] inappropriate sites for a more insightful map" actually leads to a more insightful map.

How is it insightful if not everything is labeled?

Because Taiwan wasn't included as it's not a UN member, otherwise it would have made.

This seems a very arbitrary decision to me what to exclude

Kind of surprised Taiwan didn't make the cut. I thought they were about the same level as Japan, Hong Kong, and Korea.

September 2022.