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Interesting. I wonder about the Food and Water categories. Seem too low on the "starving" and "do not", respectively. 1% starving? I hope that is correct, sad as it is. This is a very well done graph, so I'll hope the author(s) did due diligence to "fact vetting".

I wondered about the water one too. Guess it depends on the definition of 'safe'. But for my dictionary - lives next to a clean stream and knows enough to do business downhill doesn't really mean access to safe water.

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If the Muslims can convert the no religion types to their way, they will outnumber Christians 34-33. I have outlined a plan as shown below.

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It is a nicely designed and well-executed graph. I haven't drilled through all of their figures but they do cite a lot of sources on their site. Their whole site is quite interesting.

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Proclivities wrote: Interesting. I wonder about the Food and Water categories. Seem too low on the "starving" and "do not", respectively. 1% starving? I hope that is correct, sad as it is. This is a very well done graph, so I'll hope the author(s) did due diligence to "fact vetting".

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ScottFromWyoming wrote: Gate Night? Goosy Night? Cabbage Night? Is that where you sneak up to a farmer's gate, steal a goose and leave a cabbage? Probably, but I think you have to throw the cabbage somewhere on the property. It was just called Mischief Night in my neighborhood.

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Posted: Oct 30, 2014 - 11:55am
I didn't know Mischief Night was so Jersey!

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Proclivities wrote: Oddly, "Goosey Night" is not listed on this chart; I'll have to advise that statistician at NCSU. *edit - his complete study does list it - less than 0.5% though - just a sliver of NW New Jersey. Gate Night? Goosy Night? Cabbage Night? Is that where you sneak up to a farmer's gate, steal a goose and leave a cabbage?

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Posted: Oct 30, 2014 - 11:33am
Oddly, "Goosey Night" is not listed on this chart; I'll have to advise that statistician at NCSU. *edit - his complete study does list it - less than 0.5% though - just a sliver of northern border of New Jersey.

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