30 points

And all other European cities are less liveable than Kyiv? I find that hard to believe

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Dresden, for example, isn’t listed. I’m pretty sure it has fewer problems with missile and suicide drone attacks than Kyiv does.

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They do not monitor all cities in Europe, the listed ones are the 41 cities analysed by the EIU.

https://www.eiu.com/n/vienna-secures-its-position-as-the-worlds-most-liveable-city-for-third-consecutive-year/

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Some would make the bold claim that a hot war doesn’t make for a very good local vibe…

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35 points

How is Frankfurt ending up so high on that list?!

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Came here to ask the same

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6 points

“Drugs” is the only thing I can think of.

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29 points

Which Frankfurt?

  • Frankfurt am Main
  • Frankfurt (Oder)
  • Stadt Frankfurt (Sachsen Anhalt)
  • Ježkov (german name Frankfurt)
  • Kap Frankfurt (Russia)
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It’s definitely am Main

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You‘re right, I thought of Frankfurt am Main, but if it’s one of the others they could be livable. I only have been to Frankfurt am Main, and thats about the last place I would like to end up…

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2 points

It has a reason why Germans constantly joke about it.

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Why would they include Frankfurt an der Oder but not Frankfurt am Main? I’m pretty sure they mean the latter and this graph is nonsense…

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12 points

If nothing is specified it’s usually Frankfurt am Main

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5 points

How is Berlin (see ach_berlin.txt) higher than Munich?

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I do not trust any “livability” statistic that lists Frankfurt as the most livable city in Germany.

Also, the chart does not give its selection criteria. Medium sized cities to cities on the smaller side are completely missing. I get not including towns, that would overwhelm the graph.

Then again, what even is a city, what sets it apart from a town? Different regions in Europe have vastly different definitions of that, with the UK’s definition being particularly notable for how useless it is.

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Some of the others high up on that list are equally absurd. OK, Zürich and Geneva are maybe nice if you are a millionaire, but for everyone else they are absolutely unaffordable.

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At least they have somewhat proportional wages, compared to, for example, Dublin or München.

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I feel exactly the same about Paris.

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Perhaps the liveability index gives extra points for:

  1. An open drug scene full of crackheads at the main rail station
  2. A lot of Gangsta rappers from the city
  3. Being a hub of financial crime

So Frankfurt scored well on those

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Don’t forget about all the Nazis with their robot dogs that make up the police force over there.

There just isn’t another way to keep the place nice and safe without them.

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6 points

It has Paris in there, lmao.

If someone forced me at gunpoint to live in Paris, I’d wrestle the gun off of them and then shoot myself.

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23 points

Pretty insane that Moscow and St. Petersburg only rank a little higher than a the Ukrainian capital that is suffering from drone attacks and power outages on the regular.

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This ranking looks worthless and they’re very vague on how they make it, you can only get a free summary.

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