I'd say Madagascar is more of a peach color.

I must be dense today, because when they said they excluded "inappropriate" sites, my first thought was: inappropriate for what?

Then I realized that they were using the language of my parents, born in the 1930s

The key point is that the past does not always predict the future. This is literally the disclaimer at the bottom of every credible financial analysis you'll ever find. The belief that the stock market will always go up over the long term is as much hocus-pokus as it is sound financial theory.

I'm not offering any specific advice here. I'm not suggesting one should/shouldn't invest in the market. I'm simply pointing out that "the line has always gone up so it will continue to go up" is not a sound basis of reasoning.

2022 Dec winter event power outage summary:

Max customers out at one time:

1.6 Million

Estimated total customers affected:

USA: 6.35 Million

NC: 940k - 17.9%

TN: 710k - 23.5%

ME: 380k - 43.8%

PA: 360k - 5.7%

GA, VA, TX, NY, OH, NH, SC: 200k-300k

AL, KY, CT, MD, MA, VT, WA, NJ: 100k-200k

Data Source:

https://poweroutage.us/

Tool:

Custom Mapbox map webpage

If you have any questions on the data or the website let me know!

Yeah, I Google things all the time and add ‘Reddit’ to the end of my search so it brings up all these threads full of juice.

If you're doing science, you can't rely on "obvious" to be your answer.

You still need to test your assumptions. Sometimes common sense is just wrong. Besides, some of this may simply be the fact that granular data wasn't available before.

New techniques, broader availability of mobile devices and internet connectivity, it could be that the ability to break down granular data simply wasn't possible in a lot of countries.

And even further, what are the patterns which we can learn help people live longer, better lives? Is the divide exclusively rural vs urban or are there other considerations.

I noticed that you didn't answer the question, by the way. That shows me you aren't arguing with any honest intentions.

Indeed, yet Google’s domain contains many subsections - news.google.com, maps.google.com, mail.google.com and many more. If all of those were excluded, so should be Seznam.

Did you just compare bitcoin to a penny stock?

I feel like if you’re gonna ignore Facebook and YouTube, you should have also excluded twitter, and Reddit

If you had gotten in right at the beginning, you could have made massive returns. I recently modeled the 5-year returns based on sale date. The days of getting filthy rich from buying $100 of Bitcoin are long past. If Bitcoin soared to $100,000 by the end of next year, you'd have roughly a 100% return over three years. There are plenty of penny stocks that offer a similar risk/reward profile.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny sounds like twelve year old me playing Mad Libs.

Lmao

As a new zealander this is pretty accurate

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Source: https://m.imdb.com/list/ls532033125/

Tool: Plotly (Python library)

I did made a similar post a couple of days ago, but someone made me realise those data weren't accurate at all (it was one of my first visualizations, so... My bad)

This again? Srsly? C'mon! There is no way jbzd is in the top in Poland and it's actually not any of the news sites like WP or Onet.

*Would have

>"excluding Google, YT, FB, other search engines and other inappropriate sites for a more insightful map"

Either you exclude every:

• Search engines
• Social media
• Video sharing platforms

or you don't exclude any.

Excluding Facebook but allowing Twitter makes no sense to me.

What happened to the “Let me Google that for you” moralizing website? Those were the times!

https://letmegooglethat.com/

>That isn’t how most people actually get beef though. The beef I get comes from the cow eating grass in the field at the end of my street

Rural equivalent of "It's a banana, Michael"

by 2030 oil will be hurting and SA will have a populace that is worthless.

What does return of dollar mean? Measured in what? Why is that base a better measurement of value than the dollar?

If dollar is measured against some other metric, then all other assets should be measured against the same one for consistency. Are they? Is US equities measured against same metric as US dollar?

Oil isnt going to be over anytime soon, hate to brake it to you.

You have VK listed at 4, but I count 5 countries: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan

The most popular websites with a randomly selected subset excluded. Absolutely meaningless.