It’s not the quantity, it’s the quality

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They get paid very little. That's why they leave

Makes sense, Texas was a Mexican state until it seceded because white illegal immigrants from America wanted slavery, which the Mexican government had outlawed. These American-Mexican immigrants then called on the United States to invade to protect “American interests” aka slavery which the Americans obliged to do. And that’s why we remember the Alamo.

Something fucked up called “supply and demand”

I don’t think the Staals are a fan.

I went to college with a lot of people from South American and was really taken aback with how… easy it seemed to become a doctor.

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Like don’t get me wrong I was at a fairly high level university and all it’s not like these students were dumb - but the impression I got was that you can largely just decide to become a doctor out of high school and then more or less qualify to enter med school immediately.

Not to say doctors from these regions are worse, but it’s odd to meet like a 25 year old who casually finished med school last year

Dang mole people got thirsty

I wanted a quick and dirty solution to express my frustration with it, I could have done a lot of things better

Those quick trips to Wally World from Juarez add up

Haha so funny, you definitely won't need the minimum 6 years of hard work

The nr is not far from US

I didn't like it either so I took matters into my own hands and built a better version from from scratch in the last 90 minutes

Desktop friendly format

Edit to add that it's downloadable and contains all information needed to reproduce the data using Tableau and the world bank data

What are the units for y axis? Acre-foot?

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In Australia the consumer laws don’t allow banks to charge fees that don’t reflect costs. Online transactions are cheaper than checks to process so the fees are cheaper. Full stop.

> you basically have to

I’m not talking about “you”. I’m talking about the whole country not moving on. You (the country) are very conservative in many ways.

Why does the government control this? Do lawyers or nurses in training have to be accounted for? No. So why docs. It makes no sense. So hospitals pay for Physician Assistants instead because docs are too expensive because they are limited by the government, thus perpetuating the cycle. The government shouldn't be where that gets decided.

Happy to see this show is still alive in some minds. Just started watching it a few weeks ago. Finished S2. What a totally brilliant TV show this is, or rather was.

Right up my alley at what I love in TV shows. Mystery, weirdness, not explaining everything, relatable characters, not holding back on anything, putting your own mind at work, and a proper adult TV show.

I love it, and I don't know how I could have missed it all those years. Watch it if you have not already.

Greece really makes sence... but Cuba?

As a Latin American I agree. Our young countries can’t stand each other. We either integrate like the EU, after decades of war, or it will take more than El Chavó and Betty la fea to have a more sense of shared belonging.

And then there’s the UK, believing it will trade more with Australia than with Europe.

Than how come they have money for 8.42 medical personell per 1000 people?

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I looked at 2 countries from your source - UK and Australia. You have both figures wrong.