[grecy]

> Sweden has just 9 million people, and they're very homogenous.

The population has no impact when we're looking at per-capita statistics.

Canada and Australia have the highest immigration rates in the world, so their homogeneity is going down, yet statistics like these are not going up.

[tptacek]

That's silly. Compare Sweden to Washington State, which is similarly sized, more diverse, and has the second best infant mortality stats in the US.

The point is that Sweden is a cherry-picked comparison.

[grecy]

> The point is that Sweden is a cherry-picked comparison.

Choose any other OECD country then. The results are the same.