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Yeah, it's always corrupt. No, it was not always this corrupt. We're aiming for third world. That's going to be a new experience.
by oh_my_goodness 10mo ago
Yeah, it's always corrupt. No, it was not always this corrupt. We're aiming for third world. That's going to be a new experience.
- bdangubic 10mo agohow do you measure levels of corruptness?
- oh_my_goodness 10mo agoWe could just keep using "First world" vs "Third world" as above. There are also multiple NGOs that measure these things and break down the "ratings" into component parts. On the other hand, an advocate for greatly increased corruption might claim that corruption can't be measured at all. Or, hypothetically, they might strictly use un-anchored non-metrics like "the other guy does it too", "any is too much", "omg look over there!", etc.
- fuglede_ 10mo agohttps://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2024 https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2024 offers some methodologies.
- bdangubic 10mo agothis is pretty cool... looks like USA is doing amazing here :)
- oh_my_goodness 10mo agoIt says the US is 28th out of 180.
- bdangubic 10mo agonot too bad :) and looks like we picked the right people in 2024 election cause we are with the arrow pointing down :)