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chouseva t1_je0ptif wrote
Reply to comment by pablo_the_bear in Adult Obesity Prevalence Nearly Matches Heart Disease Deaths [OC] by orgborger
Thought the same thing.
MRG96_ t1_je0pq65 wrote
Reply to Compare Public Transport Network Connectivity In 10 European Countries [OC] by TravelTime_LKB
Where are the train lines going from north to south Italy? Not public!?
Old_Captain_9131 t1_je0ppwz wrote
No scale, no context, no useful conclusion that I can take from the charts. How do this fits this subreddit?
Mods should have standards and weeding out low quality charts.
FlyingSquirlez OP t1_je0ouw6 wrote
Reply to comment by confusedapegenius in [OC] Percentage of People in Poverty by State Using 3-Year Average: 2019, 2020, and 2021 (Supplemental Poverty Measure) by FlyingSquirlez
I totally agree!
[deleted] t1_je0ookz wrote
Reply to comment by Funkymeleon in [OC] Heatmap of a bouncing DVD logo, 50k bounces by DeliaElijahy
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pablo_the_bear t1_je0octy wrote
I don't understand why you used the obesity map of Non-Hispanic Black Adults for this comparison. You aren't comparing the same data sets.
This is the map you should be using in the comparison.
EightEqualsEqualsDe t1_je0o6d7 wrote
Reply to comment by DarkImpacT213 in [OC] Top Words Used In UK Company Names by bigchard69
Limited property management services company, ltd
It is the UK, so we can't expect an abundance of property of course
internetcivilian t1_je0o0p2 wrote
Reply to comment by karanbhatt100 in Adult Obesity Prevalence Nearly Matches Heart Disease Deaths [OC] by orgborger
Oh the irritating crowd you're referring to can and will change the science (as they see it) like so:
- Undermine BMI as a metric using the lack of association between the "overweight but not obese" category with negative health outcomes.
- Argue that this invalidates the metrics for "obese" as well.
- Argue that no metric has perfect 1.0 correlation of obesity and negative health outcomes.
- Conclude that obesity is a social construct that is completely unrelated to health.
All while claiming they "follow the science"...
Stoo_Pedassol t1_je0ntd1 wrote
Why are Montana, Florida, and New Jersey white? Is that bad?
CreepySquirrel6 t1_je0nq6i wrote
Reply to comment by axc2241 in [OC] My partner’s 2 months job hunt as a Product Manager (UK, 4 years xp) by fryd_rice_all_rise
That makes it even worse. I guess that company is off your list!
Uncle-Cake t1_je0msuz wrote
Reply to comment by Icy_Case4950 in Low-wage workers have seen historically fast real wage growth in the pandemic business cycle: Policy investments translate into better opportunities for the lowest-paid workers by sillychillly
They're not getting paid what they should. Not even close. Unless the Feds raised the minimum wage to $25 while I was asleep.
PatternPositive901 t1_je0mcy8 wrote
waiting for the "fatphobic" crowd
errlastic t1_je0mcer wrote
The South will rise again! (Blood pressure to be specific)
KezzardTheWizzard t1_je0lzck wrote
Cool, now overlay a map of Waffle Houses.
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cekaosam t1_je0lw9e wrote
Reply to comment by EqualityZucchini in [OC] Mothers in the EU are on average 29,7 years old at the birth of their first child by 23degrees_io
wow i wold have never thought that
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Uncle-Cake t1_je0lt7o wrote
Reply to Low-wage workers have seen historically fast real wage growth in the pandemic business cycle: Policy investments translate into better opportunities for the lowest-paid workers by sillychillly
Is this a joke? Is this sponsored by Forbes, or WSJ?
Frisky_Potato42nite t1_je0lokk wrote
Reply to comment by karanbhatt100 in Adult Obesity Prevalence Nearly Matches Heart Disease Deaths [OC] by orgborger
You are right. Unfortunately, a lot of people will scoff at that. I’ve heard of one too many people dying early .
karanbhatt100 t1_je0l1sv wrote
No shit. Obesity is first and foremost cause of hear attack.
No matter if you are body positive or not. You can’t change the science
Temporary-Alarm-744 t1_je0kpe1 wrote
I mean when I moved to Texas from Colorado I gained 30lbs
axc2241 t1_je0kje1 wrote
Reply to comment by okay-wait-wut in [OC] My partner’s 2 months job hunt as a Product Manager (UK, 4 years xp) by fryd_rice_all_rise
This was a unique situation for me which is why I allowed it go this way. I would have pulled myself from contention if it wasn't for some outside circumstances at the time.
axc2241 t1_je0kca6 wrote
Reply to comment by CreepySquirrel6 in [OC] My partner’s 2 months job hunt as a Product Manager (UK, 4 years xp) by fryd_rice_all_rise
It certainly was frustrating at the time but I did understand their position due to Covid. The infuriating part was instead of telling me they were putting things on hold with Covid, they ghosted me and I had to pursue them to find out what was going on. This is after the V.P. told me I got the job.
EqualityZucchini t1_je0k4cc wrote
Reply to [OC] Mothers in the EU are on average 29,7 years old at the birth of their first child by 23degrees_io
If anyone is curious about the US, we are on average ~30:
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/motherhood-deferred-us-median-age-giving-birth-hits-30-rcna27827
Up from 27 not that long ago:
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db232.htm
Like in Europe there are big gaps between areas (this is outdated but the geo-patterns are still probably relevant):
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/08/04/upshot/up-birth-age-gap.html
I always find things like this fascinating... I was exactly the average age of a first-time mother in my county, when I had my first child.
betweentourns t1_je0q1xj wrote
Reply to Adult Obesity Prevalence Nearly Matches Heart Disease Deaths [OC] by orgborger
What's up with Wisconsin though? Super high obesity, but not heart.disease? Am I reading that wrong?