100% of all the shots taken, exist only within the bounds of the game. Without context, they are naught but anomalies of physics.

E:typo

We tend to think about big companies like cash grabbing monsters with ever growing profits and most big companies have margings so tight that a little change in regulation, taxes or market trends can basically turn their numbers red. The biggest supermarket in my country operates with 1 to 2 % revenue and people have the idea that they mark up their products

Damn why are you calling us Slovenians out like that?

Would love seeing one about HIMYM

Now ain’t that interesting 🧐

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I see no channels about coming financial huge crisis?

Hmm wonder why?

Has to be not important at all..... me stupid!

Doesn't McDonnalds mostly franchise out? Are employees of franchices counted in this? It must be because by glancing the wikisource you gave.... But it has no reference and the McDonnalds page itself lists "200,000" employees.

Out of the 15 companies you sourced from Wikipedia, only 7 have actual references backing up the data. Unreferenced wikipedia information isn't the same as sourced information.

Edit: Diving a little deeper cuz i'm procrestinating. This list can probably be confirmed by 2 hours of a deeper dive into the (english version) pages of all the government employers you listed. Combined by the 2020 Statista research into private companies and the confirmed data about militaries.

#Dataisbeautifulwhenitssourced #Dataisdangerouswhenitsnot

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Good point. I live in Brazil and I've met plenty of migrants here. I think a map of total number of immigrants would be more representative.

I live in São Paulo and there are a lot of immigrants here.

Peruvians, bolivians, venezuelans, haitians, arabs, chinese etc. Both my parents are immigrants.

Qatar needs its own color.

Where is Kevin and Holly, my favourite?

and vs South Korea too.

What about customer satisfaction? You may have included in, I truly wouldn't be able to tell, for it would be marginally small compared to the other graphics on this chart.

>Moving to a different country, with a different language, political structure, culture, history etc. cannot be compared with migration within a country.

It is way more similar Sweden to Norway than California to Florida.

> also in a completely different language region.

Not really. The laguage is different but very similar as countries share history and until a hundred years ago any village would have been able to talk to all the villages around it indepdendenly of which country they were in. Language changed gradually from village to village.

Any Spanish speaker can read many words and sentences in French, Italian or Romanian as they share much in common. Swedish and English have a lot in common, Spanish and Portuguese the same, Norwegian and Swedish are extremely similar like Danish (even that nobody really understand the Danish when they speak).

Even culture in the South of Spain is more similar to the one in the North of Africa than to the one in the North of Europe, as there is shared history and both are Mediterranean locations.

In my view, Chinese and French are really completely different. Finnish and Swedish are completely different, even that they are phisically very close (but many Finnish people speaks Swedish because again they live close by).

Countries are administrative regions for legal purposes, but culture is more permeable than that.

You are right that migration between countries means something, I just think that it is misleading in many cases at least in Europe (and probably other parts of the world) as there is a strong shared history.

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