Thank you for the comment, it slipped my mind while making this graph because I code these graphs manually and I forgot to implement that feature. I'll do that in the future.

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What do you think the ratio is on average?

It is supposedly rampant every year at our university, so faculty heads and professors often write emails or perform speeches about it, especially to freshman.

How did you measured the levels of imposter syndrome?

"Imposter syndrome" or more accurately "confidence in ability" is a very big problem at my university since the software engineering and computer science programs are so competitive. It's the 1st or 2nd most competitive program in all of Canada.

For last year's graduating software engineering class:

The median salary was 120k USD plus 23k USD in stock/options and 29k USD signing bonus.

The average salary was 155k USD plus 70k USD in stock/options and 46k USD signing bonus.

No student graduated without a job, with only 6% earning less than 80k USD (75th percentile of individual income in the USA), and nearly half in the 90th percentile.

That said, it would be interesting to see how confidence in ability changed over the years from freshman to graduating classes.

Or show the average for each, with error bars to emphasis that both are well within 1sd of the other.

I am in a majority female field and the females still tend to have imposter syndrome more frequently.

Not saying its no factor but I think the core difference is temperamental.

Most stuff I agree with, but I think imposter syndrome may also be heavily attributed to being in a heavy male dominated field.

sure, people want to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars extra on their mortgage to pawn the blacks

p=1 or what? I don't get how you came to that conclusion...

Yeah, also it’s grade averages and not a standardized test which may have an effect. Most schools tend to artificially bias female students’ grades higher, so doing it for a standardized test may give more accurate data.

So men suffer from imposter syndrome less than women, and higher scorers suffer less (proportionately).

So this shows, by country, how popular the search phrase "how to track a cellphone" is?

Also does the bottom right graph indicate that in 2021 it was 100% popular, i.e. literally everyone searched for it?

Yes, exactly. People don't live on limited LAND, people live in HOUSING. Land is limited vertically, like a rare physical Picasso painting, but housing is unlimited vertically, just like looking at a digital Picasso is unlimited.

Both are valid spellings

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I'm sorry I thought this was a joke about Among Us

Source: Google Trends (2022)
Tools: ArcMap 10.3 & Adobe Illustrator

Imagine putting the 4 people from the 4 corners together in a team.

I have a degree in economics. Nearly all economists agree that price controls are bad. Rent control is one of those bad things. Exclusionary zoning is the same terrible rent control, except for rich people. I still don't know why it is legal. How can more housing be bad?

Yeah trying to price out most of the black people has it's costs, tell that to politicians and they say shit like "we need more affordable housing" and whisper "but not where I live"

As I heard in another thread, beer is kinda expensive in Australia. Here in Germany it starts at 0.49ct/0.5L.

Would greatly benefit from spelling impostor correctly