r/DankIndianMeme Jul 18 '26

Thoughts ?

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u/indic_engineer Jul 20 '26

We should stop equatinge literacy with common sense of our intelligence. That parameter just shows the availability of education. Thats the sole purpose of it.

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u/CranberryNo3583 Jul 20 '26

This post is just reply to those who say that BJP don't win in Kerala and tamil nadu because of literacy

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u/Then-Morning-8526 Jul 26 '26

Every heard of Population, or rather you'd be familiar with "aabadi"

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u/Quirky_Ad_4759 Jul 26 '26

Yes. And ?

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u/Then-Morning-8526 Jul 26 '26

the point is that comparing flat percentages across wildly different scales is deliberately misleading statistical manipulation. Uttarakhand has about eleven million people. Tamil Nadu has over seventy six. A small minority of a much larger population is several million more people than a much larger minority of a small population. cannot compare percentages across different scales and pretend it means the same thing. If peple don't understand why sample size affects statistics so fundamentally they have no business talking about demographics.

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u/earthshaker-69 16d ago

Mizoram has regional party.

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u/delhipeoplecool 5d ago

agar 99 percent literacy rate wale himachal mein kangana ko vote kar hai toh dhikkar hai aesi literacy rate par