I always said the university made some sort of mistake when they gave me a math teachers masters and, let's face it, that was decades ago. But still. This arti

I always said the university made some sort of mistake when they gave me a math teachers masters and, let's face it, that was decades ago. But still. This article has an inconsistency that doesn't require any particularly high level of math understanding. > world’s entertainment market — encompassing both theatrical and home releases — grew to a new high in 2018: $96.8 billion repeat: > consumers spent $96.8 billion on entertainment around the world. compare to: > cable subscriptions still rake in the most money, increasing in 2018 by $6.2 billion to $118 billion Erm, what? And I checked the original PDF, the same sort of headscratcher is in there: apparently people spent more on cable subscription than on entertainment which is obviously (?) impossible.