The Allied Nations of EgalariaWorld Census

Alphabetical Civil Rights Economy Political Freedom Population Authoritarianism Average Disposable Income Average Income Average Income of Poor Average Income of Rich Averageness Black Market Business Subsidization Charmlessness Cheerfulness Compassion Compliance Corruption Crime Culture Death Rate Defense Forces Eco-Friendliness Economic Freedom Economic Output Employment Environmental Beauty Food Quality Foreign Aid Freedom From Taxation Government Size Health Human Development Index Ideological Radicality Ignorance Inclusiveness Income Equality Industry: Arms Manufacturing Industry: Automobile Manufacturing Industry: Basket Weaving Industry: Beverage Sales Industry: Book Publishing Industry: Cheese Exports Industry: Furniture Restoration Industry: Gambling Industry: Information Technology Industry: Insurance Industry: Mining Industry: Pizza Delivery Industry: Retail Industry: Timber Woodchipping Industry: Trout Fishing Influence Integrity Intelligence International Artwork Law Enforcement Lifespan Niceness Nudity Obesity Pacifism Patriotism Political Apathy Primitiveness Public Education Public Healthcare Public Transport Recreational Drug Use Religiousness Residency Rudeness Safety Scientific Advancement Next: Sector: Agriculture Sector: Manufacturing Secularism Social Conservatism Taxation Tourism Wealth Gaps Weaponization Weather Welfare World Assembly Endorsements Youth Rebelliousness Go

The Most Scientifically Advanced in The Allied Nations of Egalaria

World Census researchers quantified national scientific advancement by quizzing random citizens about quantum chromodynamics, space-time curvature and stem cell rejuvenation therapies. Responses based on Star Trek were discarded.

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