Winners & Losers - Episode 1: Countries
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Channel: WonderWhy
Views: 5,328,953
Rating: 4.6585608 out of 5
Keywords: countries, best, worst, winners and losers, USA, china, india, biggest country in the world, richest country, population, population density, area, size, minimum wage, luxembourg, first, water area
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Length: 13min 59sec (839 seconds)
Published: Tue Feb 11 2014
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Actually, when a homocide is unsolved by the cops there, they rule it as a suicide.
Compared to the U.S., Japan has roughly 1/15th the proportional number of homicides (.3 / 100,000, to 4.7 / 100,000), but the suicide rate is 65% higher (18.5/100K to 12.1/100K).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_rate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate
(Note, by these numbers, people in Japan are 61.7 times more likely to die by suicide than homicide, so clearly there's a discrepancy - I don't mean to imply one set is better than the other, aside from YouTube being used as a source.)
First, I could find no demographic statistics regarding ethnicity for those committing suicide in Japan or elsewhere (aside from major minorities in the U.S.). In the OP, I assume "Japanese" is being defined as "residents of Japan".
Second, I could find no data that broke out self-suicides from assisted suicides, so it's false to compare to being "killed by someone else". Being "killed by someone else" is referring specifically to homicides/murders.
Third, the same applies to people who "kill themselves"; it is limited to suicides, not accidents.
Therefore, the title should be "statistically, people in Japan are 72 times more likely to commit suicide than to be murdered" (and it would be equally correct to say "people in Japan are 72 less likely to be murdered than to commit suicide").
They have an entire forest dedicated to committing suicide.
Trust no one,
not evenespecially not yourselfI'm Japanese and I had a bad