02-25-2020, 03:22 PM
(02-25-2020, 02:00 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: That can't possibly be true.
I thought maybe you meant first world countries for a bit, but you said "the planet".
I'm pretty positive we automatically beat every country where there's no public education, and every country where women don't get education, and every country where women can't vote (hard to build a society to help you advance if you don't vote). We also automatically beat every country without any kind of real government (places like Haiti or Somalia), or where the leadership are Warlords or Dictators (don't see a ton of socioeconomic advancement in North Korea). Also probably automatically beat any country that has low literacy rates.
There's zero chance the US is harder than "almost anywhere else on the planet".
You are correct. The United States is only near the bottom of industrialized countries.
No need to address the problem, right? Just set the bar as low as possible.
