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We lost the lead...shocking 😂😂😂

Love your comment! It is original work.

@TheDataSays really! How can I get it?

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I tend to disagree. The drinking habits have signifcantly evolved in Poland in last 30 years, although I admit that in the early 2000’s Poland should be on the list. At present it is not the same country it used to be, when it comes to drinking. Which does not change the fact that we still like and still do 😊

Thanks for your feedback. This is a per capita representation, which means it's calculated by dividing the total by the population. As a result, it's challenging for large, diverse countries to consistently rank at the top. The data is objective and directly sourced from the cited reference.

@TheDataSays Of course it is. I was actually responding to januszjanusz’s comment. Living in certain areas of Poland may indeed create an impression that the nation is drinking heavily. But as you wrote the regional differences can be quite big and the total numbers for the whole country will show a different picture than regional measurements. These differences can naturally distort the perception of peope who live in given regions and lead to generalisations. Well, I somehow miss our Polish drinking culture from the past, but from the nation’s health point of view the changes are beneficial. By the way I would love to see the data for Poland splitted into regions, to see who in our country is raising the stats and who is lowering.

Update. According to official data Poland holds the 17th position in Europe, which sounds quite reasonable. I don’t know the global position. The highest rate is in the far west, far east and traditionally Silesia. Apparently central Poland has the lowest rate.

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Exempt. It's well known they are 1st.

Thanks for your feedback. This is a per capita representation, which means it's calculated by dividing the total by the population. As a result, it's challenging for large, diverse countries to consistently rank at the top. The data is objective and directly sourced from the cited reference.

What you talking about

Thanks for your comment. I did a projection based on data of november and december 2024

Thanks for your comment. It depends, because the variation Is based on a pro-capite consumption data

I think it's tourists maybe

Yep. You got it!

Просто все кто из бывшего ссср от большой радости и хорошей жизни стали много пить.)) А русские живут хорошо, им водка без надобности. ❤🎉

Thanks, for your comment! Are you sure about it? i verified again now and i confirm the value in the video (1 dollar = around 42.000 iranian rials)

@TheDataSays in Italy is correct, good job

Found the Protestant!

you can tell to University of Texas (where i got the dataset)

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One can only hope.

@@ybrynecho2368 Yes, because non religious have contributed so much 😂

@@crispinfornoff206 Actually, they have. Here are just a few: Niels Bohr, Frank Macfarlane Burnet, Percy Williams Bridgman, Hans Bethe, Tim Berners-Lee, Milton Friedman, Roald Hoffmann, Richard Feynman, Elie Metchnikoff, Rita Levi-Montalcini, Francis Crick, Ivan Pavlov, Richard Dawkins, Bertrand Russell, John Nash, Alan Turing, Paul Dirac, Stephen Hawking, Ed Schrodinger, Pierre Currie and Andrei Sakharov. Albert Einstein was not an atheist, but called himself an agnostic or "religious nonbeliever". According to a survey of the National Academy of Science, 93% of the members self-identified as agnostic or atheist. So, I'd say that non religious have contributed so much that we wouldn't be where we are now in regards to science and technology without them.

Thank you for your comment. I believe the representation I've chosen is more specific than you might have expected. I opted for this approach because using the total figures for Christianity and Islam would have flattened the video. If you have any other preferences, please don't hesitate to let me know

They did that with Muslims too, but they still topped out.

​@@ybrynecho2368He mentioned Muslim (Islam).

But Catholics are not Christians.

Yerrrrgh matey! Fight for the nearest cave to dwell in 🙄

Agnosticism is the preferable alternative.

Notice how much worse the world gets.

@@crispinfornoff206 close-minded view and your point isn't even correct.

@@XPLaxative Oh, it is. Right at the turn of the 20th century, the world got much, much worse. That’s the exact time the world became less religious. If you had a shred of common sense and reason, you would realize this.

Similar, but not identical. I've already covered this topic in a previous video, but with a different visual approach. Please let me know your preference.

The video is organized by decade

Lol I'm subscribed to you its funny to see you here 😂

@@reggiestockton8166 small world. Thank you for your sub 😀

Now you have a new subsrciber :) If you wanna do some partnership im Happy to collaborate

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