Recent comments in /f/dataisbeautiful
walluweegee t1_jcfs9ez wrote
Reply to NFT Sales over last 12 months by lemonzestttttttt
Now this data really is beautiful
Darkhallows27 t1_jcfrwn3 wrote
Reply to comment by Elysian81 in Public opinion of same-sex marriage in the United States by Ronil_wazilib
Easily in the top 3 most forgettable
Elysian81 t1_jcfrulg wrote
Reply to comment by Darkhallows27 in Public opinion of same-sex marriage in the United States by Ronil_wazilib
Also one of the most boring states in the country imo
MVRKHNTR t1_jcfrqfn wrote
Reply to comment by Bennito_bh in [OC] MCU vs. DCU in Rotten Tomatoes by theotheredmund
It's worse in your opinion because you're trying to figure out how good something is and that's not what it's for. It's there to tell you how likely you are to enjoy something and it's much better for that.
Fizban24 t1_jcfrohc wrote
Reply to [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
I feel like after the fact people are rewriting history on this. What I saw people speaking out against early on was when people with no scientific background would go out and declare this was definitely a leak from the wuhan lab and you’re just a sheep if you believe otherwise. The fact that after a couple years of research agencies are starting to come out and say the lab leak was the most likely cause does not change the fact that trying to claim you know beyond a shadow of a doubt that it came from a lab leak back in 2020 was an absurd stance to take. What the scientists at the time were largely saying was they thought a lab leak was unlikely, but they were investigating all potential causes. Well, they researched it and as they collected data they released conclusions based on that data, some of which lean towards the lab leak theory. That’s how the process is supposed to go, and that’s why people that came out and said right away “this came from a lab in China” were rightly denounced.
YooAre t1_jcfr5gw wrote
Reply to comment by Aelok in [OC] The price of a dozen large eggs in the U.S., 2019-2023 by gridnews
My guess, fertilizer.
SafeExpress3210 t1_jcfqfdo wrote
Reply to comment by Square_Tea4916 in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
Used to be pharaohs, sultans, emperors, patriarchs, judges and others as well
Bennito_bh t1_jcfq5h7 wrote
Reply to comment by MVRKHNTR in [OC] MCU vs. DCU in Rotten Tomatoes by theotheredmund
Telling what % of critics gave positive review is worse under every metric than simply averaging the scores my man. Outliers count for more under their system.
It asks critics: “Tell me with a score of 0 or 1, how good was this movie?”
[deleted] t1_jcfq2w1 wrote
Reply to comment by Fluorescent_Tip in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
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SafeExpress3210 t1_jcfpymu wrote
Reply to comment by Fluorescent_Tip in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
So the theory with the most confidence was that it was a lab leak.
Then it comes down to which sources of evidence the intel committees give the most weight to. The most relevant sources of evidence imho really point in one direction but if you choose to follow the evidence given by sellouts then that is your prerogative.
moczak9 t1_jcfpyji wrote
imagine what this will look like when we add Credit Suisse to the list hahha
Square_Tea4916 OP t1_jcfpkqc wrote
Reply to comment by SafeExpress3210 in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
Used to be Kings and Queens, my dear.
designateddroner2 t1_jcfpdlu wrote
Reply to comment by Pioppo- in [OC] The price of a dozen large eggs in the U.S., 2019-2023 by gridnews
There are three consumer grades for eggs: United States (U.S.) Grade AA, A, and B. The grade is determined by the interior quality of the egg and the appearance and condition of the egg shell. Eggs of any quality grade may differ in weight (size). U.S. Grade AA eggs have whites that are thick and firm; yolks that are high, round, and practically free from defects; and clean, unbroken shells.
Grade AA and Grade A eggs are best for frying and poaching where appearance is important, and for any other purpose. U.S. Grade A eggs have characteristics of Grade AA eggs except that the whites are reasonably firm. This is the quality most often sold in stores. U.S. Grade B eggs have whites that may be thinner and yolks that may be wider and flatter than eggs of higher grades. The shells must be unbroken, but may show slight stains. This quality is seldom found in retail stores because they are usually used to make liquid, frozen, and dried egg products.
NHFI t1_jcfp9jq wrote
Reply to comment by ThePhilosofyzr in [OC] The price of a dozen large eggs in the U.S., 2019-2023 by gridnews
Considering egg companies posted obscene record profits thats just the lie they use to jack the price up higher than needed
Boatster_McBoat t1_jcfp7st wrote
Reply to comment by DrChadKroegerMD in How Fast Are California Reservoirs Filling Up? - Engaging Data (2015-2023) by MalleusManus
That makes more sense, but the concept was poorly explained in the visualisation
MVRKHNTR t1_jcfp6z8 wrote
Reply to comment by Bennito_bh in [OC] MCU vs. DCU in Rotten Tomatoes by theotheredmund
RT only tells you what percentage of critics gave a positive review, not how good something is. This is like having your height measured and complaining about how that number didn't tell you your weight.
Fluorescent_Tip t1_jcforlp wrote
Reply to comment by SafeExpress3210 in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
chocobloo t1_jcfoq15 wrote
Reply to comment by casgds in Public opinion of same-sex marriage in the United States by Ronil_wazilib
Gullible, really.
It's a political hit job pushed heavily in the 70s to give power to groups like the Birch Society.
It's easier to manipulate people if you can give them something in common to hate.
Fluorescent_Tip t1_jcfooz8 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
Why do people claim to be left when they’re clearly not? And why do people latch onto one thing from the people they hate and ignore all the things from the people they like and then make extreme hypocritical arguments?
Geez, we’re all fucked.
SafeExpress3210 t1_jcfonqu wrote
Reply to comment by Fluorescent_Tip in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
So all confidence for natural is low and half confidence for lab leak is moderate
mapotron t1_jcfohkj wrote
This visualization seems like it only takes one dry year for reservoirs to become depleted, like there’s not enough wiggle room in the system. Looks like they either need to increase reservoir capacity or decrease consumption.
Fluorescent_Tip t1_jcfnxhv wrote
Reply to comment by hatethiscity in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
My argument is for “not sure”.
Ok-Lawfulness-5739 t1_jcfntf2 wrote
The Great Unraveling is here…. A Global Financial Crisis… Worse than 2008. 💀🔻
[deleted] t1_jcfns6g wrote
Reply to comment by Fluorescent_Tip in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
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Square_Tea4916 OP t1_jcfsa8h wrote
Reply to comment by SafeExpress3210 in [OC] More Americans are believing COVID-19 originated from a lab in China. However, there is still no conclusive evidence to support one theory over another. The topic is highly politicizing both internally (US Political Parties) and externally (US-China relations). by Square_Tea4916
Alex Jones and the Six as well