? Average penis size (erect length in cm):

?? Ecuador: 17.61
?? Cameroon: 16.67
?? Bolivia: 16.51
?? Haiti: 16.01
?? Senegal: 15.89
?? Cuba: 15.87
?? Netherlands: 15.87
?? France: 15.74
?? Canada: 15.71
?? Egypt: 15.69
?? Georgia: 15.61
?? Italy: 15.35
?? Brazil: 15.22
?? Sweden: 15.08
?? Mexico: 14.92
?? Denmark: 14.88
?? Argentina: 14.88
?? Serbia: 14.87
?? Austria: 14.53
?? Germany: 14.52
?? Australia: 14.46
?? Nigeria: 14.38
?? Switzerland: 14.35
?? Norway: 14.34
?? Poland: 14.29
?? Ukraine: 13.97
?? Spain: 13.85
?? Finland: 13.77
?? India: 13.71
?? USA: 13.58
?? Japan: 13.56
?? Venezuela: 13.33
?? Russia: 13.21
?? South Korea: 13.16
?? UK: 13.13
?? China: 13.07
?? Turkey: 12.99
?? Pakistan: 12.20
?? Iran: 11.95
?? Indonesia: 11.67
?? Thailand: 11.45
?? Bangladesh: 11.20
?? Sri Lanka: 10.89
?? Philippines: 10.85
?? Myanmar: 10.70
?? Cambodia: 10.04

In this evaluation, the results of numerous studies have been evaluated and made relative to the number of their probands. Wherever possible, sources were skipped when they were based on self-reported measurements. The collected values should roughly illustrate the relationship between penile sizes and origin, instead of giving an exact evaluation. In some cases, there were only a few dozen test subjects in a country, which doesn't allow for a representative survey.

According to WorldData

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? Bread consumption (annual per capita):

?? India: 1.75 kg
?? Nigeria: 2.26 kg
?? Brazil: 2.88 kg
?? Indonesia: 4.7 kg
?? China: 5.83 kg
?? USA: 17 kg
?? South Africa: 25.8 kg
?? Japan: 28.3 kg
?? Mexico: 33.5 kg
?? UK: 37 kg
?? Saudi Arabia: 39 kg
?? Slovenia: 39 kg
?? Italy: 44 kg
?? Austria: 46 kg
?? Spain: 46 kg
?? Belgium: 47 kg
?? Switzerland: 48 kg
?? France: 50 kg
?? Norway: 52 kg
?? Russia: 54 kg
?? Sweden: 54 kg
?? Luxembourg: 55 kg
?? Finland: 55 kg
?? Germany: 57 kg
?? Netherlands: 60 kg
?? Hungary: 60 kg
?? Ireland: 68 kg
?? Greece: 70 kg
?? Denmark: 70 kg
?? Poland: 70 kg
?? Portugal: 70 kg
?? Argentina: 72 kg
?? Cyprus: 74 kg
?? Ukraine: 88 kg
?? Bulgaria: 131.1 kg
?? Serbia: 135 kg
?? Turkey: 199.6 kg

According to Guinness World Records, AIBMA and other national sources.

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World's most valuable car brand by market cap, August 2024:

1.?? Tesla: $706 billion
2.?? Toyota: $244 billion
3.?? BYD: $91.5 billion
4.?? Ferrari: $83.8 billion
5.?? Mercedes-Benz: $72.3 billion
6.?? Porche: $69.9 billion
7.?? BMW: $58.3 billion
8.?? Volkswagen: $56.1 billion
9.?? Xiaomi: $55.1 billion
10.?? General Motors: $51.6 billion
11.?? Honda: $51 billion
12.?? Stellantis: $47.8 billion
13.?? Tata Motors: $47.7 billion
14.?? Maruti Suzuki India: $45.8 billion
15.?? Hyundai: $44.9 billion

As of August 20, 2024

According to the Companies Market Cap.

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Countries with the largest combat tank stocks:

1. Russia ?? - 14,777
2. North Korea ?? - 5,845
3. Egypt ?? - 5,340
4. China ?? - 5,000
5. USA ?? - 4,657
6. India ?? - 4,614
7. Pakistan ?? - 3,742
8. Syria ?? - 2,720
9. South Korea ?? - 2,501
10. Turkey ?? - 2,231
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11. Vietnam ?? - 2,029
12. Iran ?? - 1,996
13. Ukraine ?? - 1,777
14. Israel ?? - 1,370
15. Iraq ?? - 848
16. Ethiopia ?? - 680
17. Poland ?? - 612
18. Japan ?? - 518
19. Belarus ?? - 517
20. Brazil ?? - 469
21. Argentina ?? - 348
22. Spain ?? - 327
23. Germany ?? - 295
24. France ?? - 222
25. UK ?? - 213
26. Italy ?? - 200
27. Canada ?? - 74
28. Norway ?? - 36
29. Ireland ?? - 0

According to Global Fire Power

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BRICS membership

1. ?? Brazil
2. ?? Russia
3. ?? India
4. ?? China
5. ?? South Africa
6. ?? Egypt
7. ?? Ethiopia
8. ?? Iran
9. ?? UAE

Officially invited to join

1. ?? Saudi Arabia

Officially applied for membership

1. ?? Algeria
2. ?? Azerbaijan
3. ?? Bahrain
4. ?? Bangladesh
5. ?? Belarus
6. ?? Bolivia
7. ?? Cuba
8. ?? Kazakhstan
9. ?? Kuwait
10. ?? Malaysia
11. ?? Pakistan
12. ?? Palestine
13. ?? Senegal
14. ?? Thailand
15. ?? Turkey
16. ?? Venezuela
17. ?? Yemen
18. ?? Zimbabwe

Expressed interest in joining BRICS

1. ?? Angola
2. ?? Cameroon
3. ?? Central African Republic
4. ?? DR of the Congo
5. ?? Congo
6. ?? Ghana
7. ?? Nigeria
8. ?? South Sudan
9. ?? Sudan
10. ?? Tunisia
11. ?? Uganda
12. ?? Colombia
13. ?? El Salvador
14. ?? Nicaragua
15. ?? Peru
16. ?? Afghanistan
17. ?? Indonesia
18. ?? Iraq
19. ?? Laos
20. ?? Myanmar
21. ?? Sri Lanka
22. ?? Syria
23. ?? Vietnam

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Freedom level:

?? Finland: 100
?? Sweden: 99
?? New Zealand: 99
?? Norway: 98
?? Ireland: 97
?? Denmark: 97
?? Netherlands: 97
?? Canada: 97
?? Japan: 96
?? Portugal: 96
?? Slovenia: 96
?? Australia: 95
?? Czechia: 94
?? Germany: 93
?? Austria: 93
?? UK: 91
?? Spain: 90
?? Slovakia: 90
?? Italy: 90
?? France: 89
?? Argentina: 85
?? Croatia: 83
?? USA: 83
?? South Korea: 83
?? Romania: 83
?? Poland: 80
?? South Africa: 79
?? Israel: 74
?? Brazil: 72
?? India: 66
?? Mexico: 60
?? Indonesia: 57
?? Malaysia: 53
?? Ukraine: 49
?? Nigeria: 44
?? Bangladesh: 40
?? Pakistan: 35
?? Turkey: 33
?? Qatar: 25
?? UAE: 18
?? Egypt: 18
?? Venezuela: 15
?? Russia: 13
?? Iran: 11
?? China: 9
?? Saudi Arabia: 8
?? North Korea: 3
?? Syria: 1

Note: Freedom House rates people’s access to political rights and civil liberties in 210 countries, where 100 is most free, 1 is not free.
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80 Unique Guinness World Records:

1. ?? Largest human mattress dominoes, 2,016
2. ?? Fastest 100m on a pogo stick, 9.55s
3. ?? Most tattoos in 24 hours, 801
4. ?? Largest human peace symbol, 1,200
5. ?? Most balancing chairs on chin, 100
6. ?? Largest traditional costume gathering, 4,500
7. ?? Most people in a K-pop dance, 1,067
8. ?? Largest rubber duck collection, 9,000
9. ?? Longest hopscotch, 6.8 km
10. ?? Most underwater piano players, 50
11. ?? Largest carnival parade, 2 million
12. ?? Most people in a Tai Chi session, 20,000
13. ?? Largest indoor theme park, 200,000 sq m
14. ?? Largest taco, 2.6 meters
15. ?? Largest chocolate bar, 5,792 kg
16. ?? Largest pizza, 1,261.65 sq m
17. ?? Most LEGO Eiffel Towers, 160
18. ?? Largest sand dune sculpture, 17 m
19. ?? Most tulips planted in one day, 2 million
20. ?? Largest Macedonian flag, 8,000 sq m
21. ?? Longest carpet, 1,500 meters
22. ?? Most people limbo dancing, 150
23. ?? Most people in a water fight, 50,000
24. ?? Largest coffee ceremony, 200 people
25. ?? Largest flip-flop sculpture, 7.5 meters
26. ?? Largest Greek salad, 500 kg
27. ?? Largest waffle, 1 meter diameter
28. ?? Largest snowball fight, 5,000
29. ?? Largest traditional tent, 1,000 tents
30. ?? Largest quinoa farm, 1,000 hectares
31. ?? Longest pizza, 1.93 kilometers
32. ?? Largest chocolate fondue, 2,000 liters
33. ?? Most people eating quinoa, 1,000
34. ?? Largest lemur statue, 11 meters
35. ?? Largest bead necklace, 3 km
36. ?? Largest bungee jump, 234 meters
37. ?? Largest outdoor pool, 1 million liters
38. ?? Largest gold Buddha, 36 meters
39. ?? Largest yurt, 1,000 sq m
40. ?? Largest Inca mosaic, 1,000 sq m
41. ?? Largest traditional kite, 10 meters
42. ?? Longest traditional dance, 24 hours
43. ?? Largest collection of traditional masks, 2,000
44. ?? Most people in a mariachi band, 500
45. ?? Largest indoor ski slope, 22,500 sq m
46. ?? Largest football tournament, 300 teams
47. ?? Longest single-lane road tunnel, 1,028 meters
48. ?? Largest yodeling concert, 1,000 people
49. ?? Longest underwater treasure hunt, 24 hours
50. ?? Most people wearing pajamas, 1,000
51. ?? Largest sand sculpture, 17 meters
52. ?? Largest car collection, 150 cars
53. ?? Largest traditional boat race, 300 boats
54. ?? Longest single-chopstick food relay, 1,000 meters
55. ?? Most expensive car, $18 million
56. ?? Largest traditional puppet show, 1,000 puppets
57. ?? Longest traditional dance, 12 hours
58. ?? Largest cork sculpture, 15 meters
59. ?? Most chocolate consumed in one day, 1,000 kg
60. ?? Largest collection of Lucha Libre masks, 500
61. ?? Largest Halloween parade, 100,000 people
62. ?? Largest knitting project, 1 km scarf
63. ?? Most people riding bicycles, 50,000
64. ?? Largest watch collection, 2,000 watches
65. ?? Most people planting trees in one day, 1 million
66. ?? Largest Santiago International Film Festival, 50,000 attendees
67. ?? Longest traditional masquerade festival, 5 days
68. ?? Largest human chain, 7,000 people
69. ?? Largest Christmas market, 100 vendors
70. ?? Most people participating in a traditional coffee ceremony, 1,000
71. ?? Largest human image of a flag, 5,000 people
72. ?? Most people on a single boat, 1,000
73. ?? Most people participating in a tomato fight, 30,000
74. ?? Largest collection of windmill models, 1,500
75. ?? Largest collection of traditional instruments, 500
76. ?? Largest flower arrangement, 2,000 sq m
77. ?? Largest chessboard, 30 meters
78. ?? Longest hand-made carpet, 1,000 meters
79. ?? Largest yoga session, 100,000 people
80. ?? Longest traditional dance, 12 hours

Source: Guinness World Records

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Price of a Hotel Room (per night) by country:

?? Switzerland: $250
?? Norway: $230
?? Iceland: $225
?? Sweden: $220
?? Denmark: $215
?? Finland: $210
?? New Zealand: $200
?? Australia: $190
?? Japan: $185
?? Netherlands: $180
?? Canada: $175
?? Ireland: $170
?? Austria: $165
?? United Kingdom: $160
?? Belgium: $155
?? Germany: $150
?? Singapore: $145
?? United States: $140
?? France: $135
?? South Korea: $130
?? Italy: $125
?? Spain: $120
?? United Arab Emirates: $115
?? Hong Kong: $110
?? Luxembourg: $105
?? Portugal: $100
?? Malta: $95
?? Greece: $90
?? Czech Republic: $85
?? Slovenia: $80
?? Poland: $75
?? Hungary: $70
?? Lithuania: $65
?? Latvia: $60
?? Estonia: $55
?? Mexico: $50
?? Brazil: $45
?? Chile: $40
?? Argentina: $35
?? Turkey: $30
?? India: $25
?? Indonesia: $20
?? Vietnam: $18
?? Philippines: $16
?? Laos: $15
?? Cambodia: $14
?? Sri Lanka: $13
?? Morocco: $12
?? Nepal: $10
?? Pakistan: $9

This list reflects average hotel prices per night, which can vary depending on the season, hotel rating, and location within the country.

Sources:

1. Numbeo: A comprehensive database of user-contributed data on cities and countries worldwide.
2. Booking & Expedia: Aggregated data on hotel room prices across various countries.
3. Statista: Reports and statistics on tourism and average hotel prices.

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CEO of Microsoft ??
CEO of YouTube ??
CEO of Adobe ??
CEO of World Bank Group ??
CEO of IBM ??
CEO of Albertsons ??
CEO of Infosys ??
CEO of NetApp ??
CEO of Palo Alto Networks ??
CEO of Arista Networks ??
CEO of Novartis ??
CEO of Micron Technology ??
CEO of Honeywell ??
CEO of Flex ??
CEO of Wayfair ??
CEO of Chanel ??
CEO of OnlyFans ??
CEO of Motorola Mobility ??
CEO of Cognizant ??

Note: citizens of India, citizens of other countries but born in India, Indian origin, or with Indian parents

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?️ The world's population by eye color:

Brown: 70%-79%
Blue: 8%-10%
Hazel: 5%
Amber: 5%
Gray: 3%
Green: 2%
Red/Violet: <1%
Heterochromia: <1%

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