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    1. SilencedObserver on

      Serious question: after life expectancy, median wealth, and median happiness, what other statistics would be required for Americans to realize China is overall a better place to live?

    2. Looks like someone didn’t want to acknowledge Covid deaths in their country for some reason

    3. Ok-Pride-3534 on

      I call shenanigans. You mean to tell me in a 2-3 year time Chinapl magically skyrocketed their average lifespan? That’s not how averages change. I think theres some generous CCP numbers being put out. None of this looks organic.

    4. Remember when this sub actually had cool graphs and infographics that displayed complex data in interesting and creative ways? 

      Now we get a two-colour line graph with questionable data. Awesome. 

    5. PenImpossible874 on

      America got fatter. China still has a reasonable obesity rate by global standards.

    6. Yeah given that China doesn’t show the Covid dip, you can’t trust any data coming out of there

    7. Mellow_Toninn on

      Life expectancy in the U.S. continues to stagnate/lag compared to countries with universal healthcare and developed economies. Apparently it’s better to have 400,000 annual medical bankruptcies while spending $4.9 trillion as opposed to $3.5 for universal coverage, idk.

      Edit: for profit healthcare fanboys downvoting LMFAO 🤌🤌

    8. Firecracker048 on

      Man, I guess covid never effected china, it’s country of origin at all. Good thing the CCP has a history of being reliable and trustworthy

    9. FuzzyGolf291773 on

      Funny how people ignore the fact that on average the median age is higher in China (They aren’t having enough babies). This has the effect of reducing younger deaths from the statistic, moving up the median.

    10. Wierd how China’s median age of death INCREASED during the covid pandemic. It seems like China really did have zero covid deaths.

      /s

    11. A great example of a country that is stagnating/in decline and a country that is on the rise, with increased medical coverage and a lot of people continuously getting out of poverty.

      Good job China 🇨🇳

      And the US commentators on this thread are as usual in denial about everything, still believe you are #1 & American exceptionalism etc.

    12. RoyLangston on

      To understand this (assuming it’s accurate), you have to think about what preferentially kills younger people: accidents (especially MVAs), homicide, drug overdoses, suicide. Americans tend to do a lot more high-speed driving, and vastly more really young Americans drive. Murder? ‚Nuff said. ODs? Opiate addiction, which kills tens of thousands of Americans every year, is driven by drug patent monopolies that China doesn’t really care about. Suicide? Guns make it a lot easier and more accessible.

    13. Fun fact: Chinese communism is bad. On a more serious note, Chinese communism is bad. Seriously, though, Chinese communism is very bad. Lastly, Chinese communism is evil.

    14. Theonlyrational on

      The Chinese data is related more to infant mortality rates than to adult health / medical care.

    15. AdamAtomAnt on

      It’s amazing how much your median age goes up when you stop killing your daughters and your government can falsely report information.

    16. The US literally have a lower life expectancy than Cuba, a country they’ve been embargoing for 60 years. Absolutely embarrassing.

    17. This is essentially one of the greatest events in modern history. Hundreds of millions of people moving from poverty and starvation to a high standard of living by almost any metric.

      But because it happened in an Asian nation, most of the West don’t even know it happened, or think it’s a bad thing because of the race or politics of their nation.

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