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defrost 2y ago
You need to get out in the world more and experience reality outside of the US and US centric 'world' maps. The "worldpopulationreview" data has shortcomings. An obvious (for any with a background in data collection) reporting bias for one ..
defrost 2y ago
With no response I'll assume you've worked out for yourself why your graphs and statistics are bad data. If not, I'm happy to walk you through some of it - it'd impress more if you can come back with a global average figure for transgenderism and some thoughts on why (for example) Indonesia has such a large population and yet such low official figures (43K IIRC rather than >> 3 million). Forget the transgender part and think of this as a data exercise.