That’s a solid point.

I’d also love to see the dollar in purchasing power, as well (which should be -5 to -10% dependent on time period).

DXY just shows how well it was doing vs the basket of common global trade based currencies.

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You don’t hear russia sending floating nuclear plants to South Africa

Factory farming bugs isn't the solution. Plus there are problems with farming bugs. Its going to be novelty, and that will be the end of it.

Love the modern, sleek style of this data!

My guess is that they’re not including migrant workers.

Any reason for not including Palisades, Ikon's largest resort (by skiable acreage)?

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Go to a tourist town they will always have power and everything as that’s the real money maker also consider waiting for anything bad to happen like a killing or something similar that makes headlines. Cheaper flights and extra security

Very cool... what is the interactive bit? When I click anything in the Tableau version, only that dot stays colored... and that's it.

Is is supposed to do something else?

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>Icon and Epic

Oh, that explains why Mt Baker isn’t at the top of the list…

Edit: well 2nd to Mammoth anyway

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But that’s comparing to external factors, a person In the US holding Dollars saw their wealth go negative..euros are irrelevant because an avg persons costs saw increases in real terms in goods in the US that made the majority of purchasing power

How has the dollar increased with so much inflation?

The text at the bottom says DXY. It's a return when measured in foreign currency (mostly EUR)

Yup, but we can reasonably assume the others are based on USD valuations.

I did realize I got the "flip upside down" wrong, it would be the reciprocal instead, which for low percentages is nearly identical (1 / 1.1 = 0.909) whereas flip vertically gives (1 - (1.1 - 1) = 0.9)

can we see this with a longer time scale? i'd be interested in 1y, 5y 20y looks

Guess we know which asset doesn't function as a store of value, when times get tough!

Yup. People always overestimate how much protein they actually need.

It’s really interesting to me that the country that was founded by one of the most aggressive, and hardened groups of people in history, the Vikings, has with time become one of the most peaceful countries in the world and consistently ranks at the top of every one of these “happiness” indicators. No opinion. I just find that really interesting. Hell, Australia wasn’t exactly founded by a bunch of nuns either. I wonder what the correlation could be?

None of the animal proteins, obviously.

Plant proteins -- beans for instance, or nuts, actively remove carbon from the atmosphere.

There's even a usable amount of protein in rice and other vegetables. One cup of beans, and of rice and of pretty much anything green, plus a handful of nuts, gives you more than enough protein for the day.

In Europe, the wealthiest people are wealthy mostly based on generations of accumulation and inheritance. In the US, the wealthiest people were mostly born to unremarkable families below the 7 or 8 figure range.

The data comes from onthesnow.com and the graphic was made with R.