Summary confidence: high
This dataset catalogs 6,998 world languages, each with a name (n), speaker population (p), geographic coordinates (lat/lng), a numeric score (s), and an endangerment status (ss). The most striking feature is the extreme skew in speaker population: the median language has just 11,000 speakers but the mean is over 1.1 million, with a max near 965 million and roughly 13% of entries showing zero speakers — a tell-tale signature of dying or dormant languages. The endangerment status field is also worth a close look: only about 44% of languages are 'safe', while the remaining categories span from 'vulnerable' all the way to 'extinct' (219 cases). Geography is broadly distributed (latitude centered near the tropics, longitude spanning the globe), so the dataset supports both statistical and map-based exploration.
citing: row_count · columns.p.stats.median · columns.p.stats.mean · columns.p.stats.max · columns.p.stats.zero_rate · columns.p.stats.skew · columns.ss.top_rate · columns.ss.top_values · columns.lat.stats.median · columns.lng.stats.median · columns.s.n_unique