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No but it's interesting that this doesn't seem to be limited to one ethnicity or geographic region.
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Look at the distribution of PATMers across the globe from our survey taken years ago. It’s either more developed countries are greatly affected or poorer countries have no internet access. Either way, it does span the globe. Graph was automatically generated straight from the data using a statistical package.
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It’s ironic because large part of Africa, middle east and south Asia aren’t affected but then most of Europe is unaffected too. Perhaps language barrier is also a contributing factor as much as the lack of internet access for some countries.
i think i am a only patmer from my country my condation is very bad. its extremely difficulty evry hour every day
Im from india but i think developed countries are more affected due to lack of natural things rather than outside beauty and comfort.
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