As requested, here is the medal count, using this algorithm:
- actual medals handed out (e.g. 5 for curling, 4 for 4-man bobsled, etc.)
- there were 2 team events where winning teams had different numbers of participants. In these cases, I used the least number of medals given to any of the gold/silver/bronze winning teams
- for “Points”, I used 3 points for gold, 2 points for silver and 1 point for bronze. Because, face it: Gold is better than Silver.
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Wonderful. It’s good when you can use math to prove your country’s superiority.
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