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>You're right the the graph doesn't use the data in the study because that graph is supplemental information and not a report on findings?
no because on the site where the graph is from it proports it's derived from data in the study
there is no data backing up the graph, at all
I can go make a graph that in US you spend 8 hours commuting and it would have as much data as said graph.
>most of Europe lives in cities
80% of americans live in urban areas and 75% of the EU and only 40% in cities proper
besides that most those living in cities don't live in Paris, Berlin and London.
most frogs don't live in Paris, most krauts don't live in Berlin and most Pakis don't live in London.
to take the data from the one city with the worst commute and then take it and extrapolate it to the whole country is just retarded you have to assume that there's bad intention behind it.
all of that aside.
the original issue was a comparison of commute times on average for countries, not major urban centres.
using data for major urban centres when their is data for the country as a whole is once again so retarded you have to assume malign intent
