A Mystery Solved

[jomifl]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Educational_Ranking_by_Religious_Group_-_2001.png

[jomifl]

Something that I had long suspected.

[cassa333]

What?

[douglas9401]

This is the word of the lord.

[jomifl]

JWs not very bright?

[maggiebee]

This is from the USA - are there similar statistics from the UK?

[jomifl]

I've no idea maggie, I just grabbed the first one that conformed with my preconceptions :-)

[jomifl]

Not shown on this chart but scientologists are well down the pile. Poor old goodlife, it doesn't look good for him after all.

[vulcan42]

Stand by for a "ah, but " communication from goodlife.

[vulcan42]

My stratagem seems to be working.

[naomi24]

Any communication from Goodlife won't be from Goodlife. No mystery there.

[Mamyalynne]

Is Goodlife from the USA then? Honest question - I didn't know if so.

[naomi24]

He once said he's Chinese, but who knows?

[Mamyalynne]

Oh , how exotic.

[naomi24]

:o)

[birdie1971]

I find it both disappointing and interesting that there isn't an "atheist" category in this survey. I get that the title of the Gantt Chart is, "Educational Ranking by Religious Groups" but even so, I would have thought that the creators of such a graph would have considered the 'null hypothesis'.