European Human · v0.1

Bulgaria · France · Poland

Three Human accounts compared across independent dimensions without a Human score, country ranking, merged population or forced evidence symmetry.

Three country accounts verifiedbg-fr-pl-human-comparison-v0.1-3dea94442a9a

Descriptive comparison

Human power has multiple independent dimensions

Absolute stocks and intensities are shown together because neither substitutes for the other. Result classes and country-specific evidence limits remain visible.

Country	Demography	Education	Functional health	Skills	Strategic Talent
Bulgaria	6.44m-13.4% to official 2046	32.6%1.33m tertiary stock	3.39m92.6% functional-health share	38.3%direct assessment unavailable	6 released + 4 named gapsevidence families, not a talent total
France	68.88m2.9% to official 2046	42.3%17.40m tertiary stock	30.49m80.0% functional-health share	65.7%direct assessment observed	10/17evidence families, not a talent total
Poland	36.50m-7.9% to official 2046	35.7%8.38m tertiary stock	18.48m85.8% functional-health share	50.4%direct assessment observed	10/17evidence families, not a talent total

Evidence depth

Comparable ontology, unequal observability

Absolute versus intensityKept separateHealthy capacity is a count; functional-health share is an intensity. Neither is a rank.

Direct skill assessmentFR + PL observedBulgaria remains explicitly unavailable. Poland retains its source caution.

Digital capabilityProxy classActivity-based digital observations are not blended with direct PIAAC domains.

Talent evidenceAsymmetricBroad occupation envelopes, licences, registers and institutional subsets retain their boundaries.

CompositeWithheldNo Human score, total, 1–3 ranking or jointly capable-person count.

Poland's formal Demography holdout remains FAIL. This Human comparison uses its frozen official population evidence and does not create the standalone public release that the holdout withheld.