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jackachanman t1_jdtj91i wrote
Reply to [OC] Relation between the square meter price of an apartment and distance from Notre Dame de Paris in Paris and Ile-de-France by sudu1988
This is a great showcase of Bid-Rent theory
thedybbuk t1_jdtj7bj wrote
Reply to comment by merlin401 in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
And I'm a lawyer, if we are pulling out qualifications just to support our arguments. Your underlying logic is a mess. I will explain again:
You are taking one statement ("People don't understand percentages") and are trying to apply it across the board to every mistaken belief about minority group sizes. Despite the fact all minority groups are not the same and are not treated the same by society.
To do this you are purposely shutting your eyes to any other explanation that may apply only to some groups and not universally. Like the fact GOP leaders like DeSantis are making it their entire platform that gender dysphoria is somehow spreading like a virus through grooming.
Honestly, what am I saying that you're objecting to? Do you disagree that conservatives have made it a major political point that trans people are recruiting children? Or are you arguing that there's just no way this mistaken belief could be showing up in the data?
robrobrobro t1_jdtijp8 wrote
Reply to comment by Avicennaete in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
If this was true 1 in 100 people on TV and in movies would be trans. That is absolutely not the case.
Time_Possibility4683 t1_jdtief6 wrote
Reply to comment by whjkhn in [OC] Percentage of 65+ of total population in each country by whjkhn
Thanks for the link, I was surprised there was no data for NZ but it is in the table between the US and S Korea.
merlin401 t1_jdtiebc wrote
Reply to comment by thedybbuk in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
I have no idea what you’re even trying to say… I’m actually a statistician but believe whatever you want about this data
420galaxy t1_jdtibxg wrote
Is it just me that groans when people decide a gradient is better than differentiating colours?
thedybbuk t1_jdthw1g wrote
Reply to comment by merlin401 in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
This isn't valid logic. You're basically saying because they made one mistake about one group, every mistake about every other group is based on the exact same mistaken idea and there can be no other answer for any other situation.
This logic especially falls apart in the current political climate. There is no political party making it their platform that there is an epidemic of people identifying as Texan. There are, however, multiple political parties around the world, including in the US, saying that there is an epidemic of trans people grooming children and making them trans, and of trans identity being fashionable.
In other words, your logic is because these people don't understand percentages they can never think any minority groups are actually bigger than they are. You really can't see why that falls apart?
Redcarborundum t1_jdthlhp wrote
Reply to [OC] Relation between the square meter price of an apartment and distance from Notre Dame de Paris in Paris and Ile-de-France by sudu1988
There are dense vertical clusters around 25km and 48km from Notre Dame. I wonder what popular areas are at that distance from the cathedral.
roofilopolis t1_jdtgekz wrote
Reply to From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
People need to start looking into how yougov runs surveys. Literally pay >$1/hr for people to take surveys. The faster you take them the more you earn.
They’re completed by people in third world countries claiming to be from somewhere else clicking buttons as quickly as possible.
merlin401 t1_jdtge2s wrote
Reply to comment by thedybbuk in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
If it were JUST trans people then your argument would maybe make sense. But people are doing the same thing about EVERY minority group no matter how “objectionable” or “unobjectionable” that media tries to paint them. My explanation means people are way less stupid than your explanation would. Like you really feel Americans BELIEVE that about 1:3 people live in Texas and 1:3 live in Texas and 1:3 live in California and no one lives anywhere else? No, they just don’t conceptually understand percentages. Simple
invertedshamrock t1_jdtfzt9 wrote
Reply to comment by Avicennaete in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
It absolutely does not. Straight people are everywhere in every single piece of media including those that would be labeled as LGBT media. In most such LGBT media queer people are still numerical minorities in the stories that are principally about them. Queer representation in media is still vanishing slim compared to the actual proportions of our society
Redcarborundum t1_jdtfzng wrote
Reply to comment by KoukoKaga in [OC] The average living space in Germany was around 92m² (990 sq ft) in 2021 by 23degrees_io
For Yahweh’s sake, don’t give them ideas about needing more lebensraum.
Plum12345 t1_jdtek6a wrote
Reply to comment by Jaelg-0 in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
I agree with you. Some of these numbers are way off. The trans and gay percentages are way off. And the estimated ethnic minority percentages alone add up to way over 100%.
thedybbuk t1_jdtej9i wrote
Reply to comment by merlin401 in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
What makes you think this? There's another explanation here that some people believe being trans is "fashionable" and kinda are being "groomed." If you turn on Fox News you will see they truly think this is an epidemic. Why do you think that is less likely than your explanation that people are just really stupid and don't understand percentages, but really actually understand the true percentage of trans people in society?
tico_pico t1_jdtd8kb wrote
Reply to comment by miko2264 in [OC] Percentage of 65+ of total population in each country by whjkhn
Or is says a lot about how many young people are being born recently.
TheMoonflow t1_jdtc8pn wrote
Very cool. How did you make this?
Avicennaete t1_jdtbijl wrote
Reply to comment by Ian_Rubbish in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
Blame it both on right and left.
LGBTQ+ representation in film and TV tends to over estimate their proportions and right wing media does the same to incite fear mongering.
Ian_Rubbish t1_jdtav0w wrote
Reply to From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
21 percent are transgender? I can guess where they get their news from
hmiemad t1_jdtapst wrote
Reply to comment by sudu1988 in [OC] Relation between the square meter price of an apartment and distance from Notre Dame de Paris in Paris and Ile-de-France by sudu1988
Once you get it, map the standardized error with colorscale. And don't do the cheap average per departement or municipality. I know for a fact that in 18th and 17th arrondissements of Paris, you can get very different rates. So for each appartment, one point on the map with the error as color. Rich neighbourhoods should pop up.
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edit : for mapping purposes, take a look at geopandas. very close to pandas. easy to use : gdf.plot()
miko2264 t1_jdtabm9 wrote
Seeing the low percentage in third world countries is very sobering to look at…. Really hammers home the point of how important our location is on our longevity
JohnSpikeKelly t1_jdt9s6a wrote
Reply to comment by garygnu in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
92% of the population in NY, TX and CA apparently.
whatasaveeeee t1_jdt9bls wrote
Reply to [OC] The average living space in Germany was around 92m² (990 sq ft) in 2021 by 23degrees_io
Plenty of lebensraum 😬 can't understand why they think they deserved to expand into other sovereign territories.
cmoibenlepro t1_jdt8zmn wrote
Reply to comment by Dr-Luemmler in California Snow Depth Visualized (Winter '22-'23) [OC] by plantboy97
I prefer YYYY-MM-DD the best format, and easily sorted.
Dr_Equinox101 t1_jdt57kb wrote
I’m gonna hate when summer comes and the rivers flood…
Level3Kobold t1_jdtjep9 wrote
Reply to comment by robrobrobro in From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much larger to many Americans by jrdjared
Actually it would be half that - 1 in 200 people