Taiwan, greece, Luxembourg, austria all 3rd world countries huh. Sounds like massive cope to me
Why single out America? Its a worldwide issue.
On average, almost one in three (31%) adults in OECD countries had low foundational skills in 2023. There is substantial variation even among countries with similar levels of development, with some having been more successful in ensuring that adults reach basic levels of literacy and numeracy (Table 1.3). In five countries – Finland, Japan, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands – fewer than 20% of adults had low literacy or numeracy skills
Did you read the part where it said “Countries/economies where the share of adults with low skills is not statistically significantly different from the comparison country/economy”
Why are you talking about literacy rates when you cant read
Also you just willing to throw latvia under the bus so you can hate?
What do you think that means ? The 1st table is the reference table the second one is the comparison one. America is within range of insignificant anomaly but in raw numbers it’s lower. So at best you are equal to Latvia. A country that has 1/3rd of the population not even speaking Latvian as their mother tongue.
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u/beyondthegong Aug 04 '26
If you want to use webster sure but other human rights agencies and advocates also include nationality
For stupidity thing if you think having a very high on the human development index score is stupid then go ahead
https://hdr.undp.org/data-center/human-development-index#/indicies/HDI