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Posted on 06/04/2025 12:01:59 PM PDT by dynachrome
How long can the average person expect to live in your country?
The average life expectancy of a country reflects the cumulative impacts of economic development, quality of life, healthcare systems, and various other factors that affect overall well-being.
Across the globe, life expectancy differs sharply between high-income and low-income countries. This infographic shows the 25 countries with the lowest life expectancy (at birth) in the world, using data from the UN’s World Population Prospects portal.
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The bottom 25 (all on the table) seem to be in Africa.
Ukraine.
I guessed South Sudan. It’s number three.
Haiti?................Chicago?................
There seems to be kind of a trend there.
My son in law works for a mission agency helping victims of human trafficking. His general area of responsibility is South Sudan. He’s based stateside and normally goes there a couple times a year.
The unrest is so great he’s not able to trace there anymore.
Actually, Nauru is in the Western Pacific. But the other 24 all seem to be in Africa.
I’ve traveled Africa. I can believe this chart.
Haiti just missed the cut at 65.30 years.
Gee, what do virtually all of these countries have in common?
Ah yes, Nauru. Always in danger of tipping over.
My bet is on China they have a lot od labor camps.
Not taking abortion into account, for some reason. That would flip a few tables.
If abortions were included as mortality, the chart would look very different.
exactly...Islamic atrocities also don’t help the numbers either which number one Nigeria has among others.
**Gee, what do virtually all of these countries have in common?**
They eat each other.
From Gemini AI:
Nauru, a small island nation in the Pacific, faces a severe obesity problem, often cited as having one of the highest obesity rates in the world. This is a complex issue with deep historical and socioeconomic roots, leading to devastating health consequences for its population.
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