It also helps with home field advantage. If you have beasts behind the plate you can keep a wider outfield. If you have a slow defensive team you can let the grass grow longer.

Different parks have different personalities, Yankee stadium used to have statues in the outfield until they moved the walls in... And then built a new stadium.

https://i.imgur.com/iAkeomk.jpg

Bell curve of IQ by gender, same reason vast majority of prisoners are male.

Men have both the highest IQ and the lowest IQ. Whereas women correlate more in the middle tier with less outliers on both ends.

In general.

Or just have the bars in descending order from highest to lowest…

Listing both Git and CLI as a skill raises some questions

Yet you included soccer?

Tyler consolidated is a softball field in one corner, baseball field in the opposite corner, and a soccer field laid out diagonally between them. Pretty cool use of the rectangular space IMO. Good luck hitting a homer to left field though.

We pretending soccer is a "major" sport?

Is St. Louis the only city with championships for sports that they no longer have teams?

Source: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/

If it’s nfl only why does Detroit have 3 football championships?

Great graphic to show parity in the NFL

Not sure i understand your question, gonna need more context.

Children out of wedlock, children out of wedlock reproducing with other children out of wedlock, children born out of wedlock procreating with first cousins - the list goes on

I feel like avocados only became expensive within the last 10 years. Before then I remember them being super cheap, like 10/$1 during their peak season at either a farm stand or a Hispanic market.

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It’s a point. That’s it’s quirky

It’s a well documented phenomenon over the last few decades with a few possible explanations. It’s hard to search for general studies because most studies seem to be either super specific or more focused on the male/female differences in math and science/reading and writing performance. But here are the major ones I keep seeing cited.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4120992 I believe the first to prove there is a general gender gap in received grades vs aptitude. Not in here but I believe other studies suggest this trend is present everywhere except Nordic countries.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01425692.2022.2122942 Major study recently to suggest that this gap is systemic.

From personal experience, I can’t give much to secondary school because it was all boys, and my tertiary is a very small male-dominated field, but I distinctly remember my primary school was very sexist against boys in a number of ways, and I would not be surprised if this were also in grades.

Check my other comment, there's a link, and you can see the breakdown for the last 50 years or for the 21st century.

So it’s not the point, it’s just a quirk :)

OP says every single HS field, so most of these would be practice fields.

Sure, go ahead.

Yup. Plus! In other countries, there is a huge youth baseball or cricket following.

How was data collected? Were people asked to rate how much of an imposter they felt from 1 to 10? The y graph is pretty hard to interpret if we don't know the things people were asked, or how they were asked.

Charts like these need a time limit. 3 championships in the last 3 years and 3 championships between 1930 and 1950 when there were like 5 teams in the league and the sport was unrecognizable are not really comparable.

Hi Bro, May I just use it to tweet?