Oh Neil.
The USA has 3x as many Olympic golds as Hungary, but 30x the population. Adjusting for this, Hungary is kicking our ass.
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) August 12, 2016
Then move to Hungary. Don’t let the proverbial door hit ya’ where the good Lord split ya’.
@neiltyson but we kick their ass at population, too. USA 2, Hungary 0
— Guy Whitehead™ (@GuyRWhitehead) August 12, 2016
There’s that, not to mention we’re looking at the top percentages of the countries involved, not the population. Neil. *shaking head*
@neiltyson pic.twitter.com/joTHMhWQCq
— B'sC'sSoxPats-Yup! (@RedDFredDFla) August 12, 2016
Heh. Possible? Dude, are those cats on him?
@neiltyson Please move to Hungary.
— High Altitudes (@highaltitudes) August 12, 2016
That WOULD increase their population by one, excellent idea.
@neiltyson I guess their athletes are just more hungry to win.
— Kenneth Fisher (@sqlstudent144) August 12, 2016
Ba-dum-bum, make sure to tip your waitress.
@neiltyson even if we have multiple athletes capable of securing #Gold in various events, we can't send them all – rules don't allow It.
— Gerren Peterson (@GerrenPeterson) August 12, 2016
C’mon now, Neil is trying to make some silly, ridiculous, apologist point so don’t bother him with facts and stuff.
@neiltyson A physicist that doesn't do math well, hmm….
— Jeff Kiser (@1962Kiser) August 12, 2016
Oh the IRONY.
@neiltyson
You know nothing, Neil Snow
Watch out for #Tonga ? pic.twitter.com/Hcx78mJQi2— Hermann (@Hermann250) August 12, 2016
YEAH! Wait, where’s Tonga?
@neiltyson Michael Phelps is kicking everyone's butt. Has more golds than the vast majority of countries.
— Chris (Robotbeat) (@Robotbeat) August 12, 2016
And there’s that.
@neiltyson and Australia?
— Josh Graham ℹ️ (@delitescere) August 12, 2016
Heh.
