Urban · #8 of 26
Window safety nets
Every apartment window with a cat or a child gets a net. Elsewhere, apparently, people trust gravity.
Jabuticaba Index®
89%
Plausibility range: 88–90%
Evidence grade. Computed from source types: from A (official and academic data) to D (editorial judgment). It does not change the index.
01What exactly is being measured
Nylon nets installed on apartment windows and balconies to prevent children and pets from falling.
02Context
03Where else it exists
- Local presence(Marginal → Widespread)
- Exported from Brazil(Marginal → Widespread)
- Brazil
- Absent (checked)
- No data
Equal Earth projection. Places with uncertain presence take the color of the highest possible level; the table shows the full range.
Place (3)
04How we got this number
- Presence abroad
Sum of each place's weight: widespread = 1, regional = 0.5, marginal = 0.1. Where it only exists as a Brazilian export, the weight is multiplied by 0.5.
- 1.1
- Exclusivity E
From 0 (exists everywhere) to 1 (only in Brazil), on a log scale.
- 0.84
- Intensity I
How much more common it is in Brazil than in the other places where it exists.
Nationwide presence in large cities; abroad, in niches. [1]
- 2–3 of 4
- Rarity coefficient R
R = E + 0.5 × (I ÷ 4) × (1 − E)
R = 0.84 + 0.5 × (2.5 ÷ 4) × (1 − 0.84) = 0.89
- 0.89
- Jabuticaba Index®
- 89% (88–90%)
Not part of the score
How aware Brazilians are that this is rare abroad.
Almost no Brazilian knows this is unusual. editorial judgment
0 of 4
05Sources
- [1]
Censo Imaginário de Coisas Brasileiras 2025
Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia Imaginária · 2025 · Statistical data · in Portuguese
example.org/fictional-census · accessed Sep 25, 2026
- [2]
Brazilians Surprised Again
The Example Gazette · Jan 15, 2026 · News
example.org/fictional-gazette · accessed Sep 25, 2026
Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026 · Methodology v0.2