Father of a college kid. This is pretty spot on. And should be considered criminal that it costs $45k a year to get an education at a public school. Totally criminal. Pisses the heck out of me.

Its just the tuition

Hahaha. Fucking trickle down economics is a crime against humanity. Can you believe that asshole won a Nobel prize?

Shouldn't Americans be counted as internationals for Raptors?

Would be interesting to see how many of the non-US based research and development projects have financial ties to US sources of funding and/or expect to make money on their products by selling at higher prices in the US.

I remember looking this up years ago and basically found that the vast majority of biomedical research in the world had ties to the US health industrial complex in some major financial way.

Chart(s) - Excel Source - pro football reference

Those are good points. They are covered in the page cited in the infographic. I like to include all detail within a visualization but then people tell us the graphic is "too busy".

That’s what it looks like to me too but I wanted to check with the op

The madness is Chile, an underdeveloped country, in political and economic crisis, which grows less than Haiti, with corrupt and mediocre politicians, with a government of incapable socialists and communists, with a huge bureaucracy, which accepts and accepts immigrants. And next year will be worse. Do not come friend. Chile is very bad.

I don't like commercial things in general but I do like the idea of people getting paid for doing research and visualization instead of having to keep shelling them out for free.

True. It can be part of a breach but is rare which is why the share is so small in the DBIR column. It is an incident type that gets a lot of hype despite rarely resulting in data exfiltration.

It can start trickling down any moment!

States in the Gulf of Mexico? And off the Atlantic coast? Odd...

Would want to see citations per capita instead of just articles. Better metric for actual scientific influence.

EDIT: Stumbled upon this! Paints a very different picture for France and Germany.

I did my first two years and it was something like $40 a unit, so super cheap. The most expensive parts were usually the books.

At the end of the day, when an employer asks for the degree, they don’t care what you did freshman and sophomore years

Well we can’t all be better than average can we?

Indeed.

Had forgotten the name for that. Thank goodness Google exists.

It's a perfect Lake Wobegone Effect demonstration.

Shocked, SHOCKED I am that the people who make the rules keep tilting the table in their own favor.

North Dakota, yes we are that cheap and currently it’s -40 windchill so pick your poison.

Can someone explain please?

Good one! Would be great to see recent US presidents added, like Nixon, Reagan and the Bushes.

Yes, read the text in the bottom right of the image.

On a related note, the tax rate on top earners has been steadily going DOWN since the 50s. See https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/EX62u9bXsAUtRO8.mp4

Think this might be related in inequality?

Ha ha, yeah!

Too embarrassed to answer. :)