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US has about 20% of Africa’s population, and a GDP of $25T compared to $3T for Africa.

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Well, they did have a point with what they were saying, if they have an inaccurate count from under reporting, it's going to skew lower, and say there's a fewer amount of endangered species

Like how one method people employed of lower confirmed covid cases was to not test. Can't have confirmed cases if you don't test, though it does nothing to the actual amount of covid cases.

Seeing how Russia is fairing (which NATO is the explicit counterweight to), 2% seems high if anything.

GDP is also generally regarded as highly misunderstood because people don't know what it actually means other than "size of the economy".

They meant that you can lower the number of endangered species in your state by helping them recover or by letting them die out. Either option will decrease the number of species on the endangered list.

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Oof. Difficult to look at.

God, that hurts my eyes.

That's not the correlation, that's just two lines on a chart which shouldn't have lines

What is the time period? Axes labels? Why are you using lines where there's no continuity? God, please rain fire and brimstone on this abomination!

If this was a high school math or data analysis project, this would be graded Zero.

Go back to the drawing board and make a scatter plot with each dot representing one country, but add labels to the axis, and then add the correlation line to it.

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A disturbing lack of a “savings” tab I see 👀

Source:

wikipedia GDP data and demographics data:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita

Separate Wikipedia articles for all countries' population data, example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Latvia#Vital_statistics (natural change per 1,000)

Tools:

MS Excel.

Aloha. When you fly into Hawaii, passengers have to fill out forms regarding their trip. Please fill them out and help us protect our endangered species.

Thank you.

Your graph doesn't go to zero for the humidity ratio. Presumably because the energy required becomes infinite. Does it blow up as the log of this ratio or the inverse?

All that money wasted. We could have colonized Alfa Centauri by now.

Time for a change.

Among many others, including our own shadow.

It's not just you! This is one of the hazards of plotting data with severe outliers onto colors.

As a male psych major I would say the reverse would apply, as I look around my classes 90% are female within my major. I can’t help but think maybe they are better than me with people? Maybe I play with ideas in my mind better? Our incentives may be different and I already feel an outcast. I see the female experience in STEM fields is similar…

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Often it was the U.S. supplying both the weapons and the training, but Pakistan, China, and Iran were all involved too.

That's probably not California's fault. California has more biodiversity than any other state. If you have a lot of species to begin with, a lot of them will be endangered (especially when your state also has 40 million people, a drought problem, and a ton of agriculture).

I kinda see a trend of high populated states having more endangered species, but what’s up with Alabama?