Is it a scale or different categories?
Guess the Map IV: A Thousand Cries for "Hint Please!"
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Heretic_Cata
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Average poo colour.
EDIT: think about it - it makes sense !
EDIT: think about it - it makes sense !
Save_Ferris
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What are those Brits eating?
And, as an American, I can safely say that statement is false.
EnglishCrusader
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I was about to say that my poo doesn't look like that
Then you have not been eating enough blue skittles my friend.
Continuous scale broken into categories. All categories are not enecessarily of equal size, though.
wabatt
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percent of budget on spent on education?
So is Thailand #1?
EnglishCrusader
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Most recorded reigns?
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Wouldn't red be first?
There is nothing inherently better or worse about being at either end of the scale (or any other location). It is an outlier, though. Most of the world is at the other end, making it the logical starting place.
Eh, if you play funny with the other commonwealth countries, length of monarch reign works.
Thailand, followed by the UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, followed by the rest of the commonwealth countries since Elizabeth would have become the monarch on their independence.
Thailand, followed by the UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, followed by the rest of the commonwealth countries since Elizabeth would have become the monarch on their independence.
Yeah, got math on my brain now, can't think good words. Length of current Head of State's rule.
mitsho
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looks like it. Japan, Norway and Iran all have head of states that are in place since around 1990. So the answer would be non-democratic elected head of states (not monarchs: Iran, Libya, ...) The problem here is then though if you can call for example Mugabe in Zimbabwe democratically elected... Then again, he has a rather political role something which King Harald of Norway does not (but Khomeini in Iran does again). So, the map seems rather pointless as the category is not really clear as their definition varies over the cultures, but stays technically the same ("de facto head of state").
mitsho
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That's the point. It's a nominal title that changes depending on the state. Our state of head changes every year by definition (Switzerland), they have representative tasks (monarchs), but may be political leaders (Iran), in many African states they are just the strong men. I worded it wrongly, the map does make sense, from a technical point of view. But it doesn't offer up much insight into the working since there is so much variation. It also doesn't say anthing about stability either...
But yeah I got it wrong, I first thought the light brown category was the not applicable category..
But yeah I got it wrong, I first thought the light brown category was the not applicable category..
