1. CanadaI wonder what each country's results would be less the MBA, an American innovation that has yet to complete its entrenchment in every corner of the globe. There's an enormous amount of advertising here for those.
> Pct. population with postsecondary education: 50%
> Avg. annual growth rate (1999 – 2009): 2.3% (5th lowest)
> GDP per capita: $39,070 (10th highest)
> Pop. change (2000 – 2009): 9.89% (10th highest)
In Canada, 50% of the adult population has completed tertiary education, easily the highest rate in the OECD. Each year, public and private expenditure on education amount to 2.5% of GDP, the fourth-highest rate in the world. Tertiary education spending accounts for 41% of total education spending in the country. In the U.S., the proportion is closer to 37%. In Israel, the rate is 22%. In Canada, nearly 25% of students have an immigrant background.
ALSO EVERYONE FROM EVERY OTHER COUNTRY IS STUPID. There, I said it.
Canadian Curling Association for the win!
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plus, you have Rush.
ReplyDeletePlus we're importing educated people like crazy. The cabs ain't gonna drive themselves!
ReplyDeleteYou're so smart? Where are the hovercabs, hmmmm?
ReplyDeleteTheir hovercabs are filled with eels, vs.
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50% of the adult population has completed tertiary education
ReplyDeleteWho needs to be learned how to do fancy shrub cuttin?
Ha ha, tigris thinks we need the shrub people for more than half the year.
ReplyDeletefancy shrub cuttin?
ReplyDeleteUTOPIARY.
Roger the Shrubber
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plus, you have Rush.
ReplyDeleteCorrect!
We also have Nickelback, for the 50% of Canadians without university degrees.
I agree that Latveria is strong in math and science, but it's oh-so-weak in the humanities.
ReplyDeleteYeah you dudes are so smart you elected Stephen Harper. Fucking brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThe electoral system was set up BEFORE we got all super-smart and stuff.
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ReplyDeleteIt is, of course, 2.1.12 Day.
Rock On!
If you guys are so smart, explain why you choose to live in Canada instead of Boca Raton. Can't, can you?
ReplyDeleteOur top scientists are working on ways to make Canada's climate more like Boca Raton's. Preliminary experiments have gone well.
ReplyDeleteO, Canadian scientists. It was 60-something in Massachusetts yesterday, which I consider an act of war.
ReplyDeleteCaptcha is ockfin, so blogger blames fish.
Prior to the last snowfall - which was nice but brief - I resorted to taking pictures of frost.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking of investing property on Hudson Bay. Should be about 10 years before I CASH IN!!!
ReplyDeletewithout teh mba?!
ReplyDeleteSure! What do I care? I'm not even one of those!
ReplyDeleteIf I may: ALSO EVERYONE FROM EVERY OTHER COUNTRY IS STUPIDER.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't mean y'all aren't imbeciles too. Just to a (slightly) lesser degree.