Deplaned is usually not used for passengers just getting off a plane though. Deplaning a passenger typically refers to throwing them off the plane before takeoff because they're behaving badly.

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The writer is a Ph.D. candidate at the Indiana University School of Medicine. Indianapolis is the closest airport to where she lives

Thank you for the praise!

Although I do agree that europe could use a boost to it's army, I think it's mainly in a reduction in bureaucracy and investing more in domestic military industry. The EU has 20% more military personnel and thrice US's reserve. A large reason why expendenture is so much less is that it's aimed at defense and not oversea power projection. I.e. no aircraft carriers and nuclear subs

> enplaned

Neither had I and when I google it I get the word 'emplane' which also sounds made up so I don't know what the hell is going on. If someone is about to tell me enplaned is the past tense of emplane or something then they can just fuck off.

Ah, it looks like the Subsaharan is ripe for the picking!

Ah okay cool, this was just the first one that came up upon searching! It has really nice features like cached data and the ability to search for indicators with regex.

I always try to tell people that by GDP the US military spending isn't that far out of whack. But compared to revenue it is way too high.

If you haven’t checked out the ‘ggrepel’ author’s vignette I would highly recommend it!

Doesn't the US spend just as much of its money on healthcare as other OECD countries? It's just an awful system so people need to pay too.

Can you do that again with log-log transformations in the linear regression, to match the plot and idea behind using this kind of plot? Thanks!

It would be great to see labels for the top 10 or 20 countries by GDP (total, not per capita). This is a neat visualization.

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Until I saw this post I'd never heard of the word "enplaned".

As both are per capita, the diagonal line is 2% of GDP

This is why I sort some packages as trash because I know there's plastic liners inside them. But people tell me to put them in the recycling bin. I'm like... They can't recycle this.. sigh. I feel like the pre-sorting that happens at home is just a feel good effort.

I am a medical professional and I have been wanting to know where our waste goes. I know most of our trash gets incinerated but it would be great to have a visual like this!

Actually used a different one (quite a while ago, can't remember the name), but this one looks even more functional, so thank you for the recommendation! :D

Most countries actually don’t even reach the 2% guideline.

Only the UK, US, and Greece have met the target every year for the last 8 years.

Original source (gov.uk)

Why Indianapolis as the point of comparison?

Thank you for the introduction to wbstats, it looks really handy!

I'm just talking generically, I didn't have Apple in mind, but yes I still think you're incorrect. Reduction of the float is permanent.

I hate Apple's business practices and agree they have peaked. It's been dead to me since the 4S

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Many countries used to not spend that much, but have recently increased their spending in light of the war in Ukraine. Many are now at or above 2%.

Great graph, but can you write the weight also in [kg]? I want to be able to plug my reddit data into my equations without any uneccesary transformations.