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| First submitted | February 28, 2014 |
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I'm not sure I understand the quiz, though. Do Tokyo, Shanghai, and Paris all have exactly the same number of bookshops? Or are those just the top 3 answers? And what's the difference between a cinema and a theater?
I remember looking at very similar data before but that data also included the size of these cities which showed some got a very unfair boost because the municipal limits as defined made the city 10 or 20x larger than some of the other cities. I forget which ones.
When I think of a theater, I imagine a place where they perform plays like "Hamlet" or so, and in a cinema they show movies. Is there any way to make the word theater more specific?
Another thing, I wonder if they count all of the museums of the Smithsonian as a single museum, because there are 20 museums part of the Smithsonian in Washington DC alone, and a bunch of museums that are not connected to the Smithsonian in addition to those. Many of which are connected to the government somehow though I don't know if that makes them "national" museums or not.