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human
What latitude gets the most cumulative hours of sunlight a year?

Ignoring weather patterns of course. Is it the poles, the equator, the tropics, somewhere in between, or is it equal?
gpt
If we ignore the eccentricity of earth's orbit and atmospheric refraction (which refracts sunlight when the sun is a few degrees below horizon), then everywhere has 50% day and 50% night in total, because it is just symmetric, where ever you are, the length of your daytime on a certain day equals to the length of your night on the day half year later.  

However if we consider the eccentricity, since earth's apoapsis is in July, the north pole has a tiny little more daylight than anywhere else in a year.