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Gabriele2020 t1_j3440af wrote
no African countries here. On the other hand, I bet that most of the production of the biggest companies is delocalised in Africa.
prettyhugediscer OP t1_j343zaf wrote
Reply to comment by Rubly in Data IS versus Data ARE. Glad to see more search results for the grammatically-correct phrasing. [OC] by prettyhugediscer
Is that modifier not considered a compound adjective? I’ll admit I’m always confused by this when Word changes its mind every 5 min
refreshing_username t1_j343ttp wrote
Is there a category for "It's none of my fucking business what people do privately?"
Aberdogg t1_j3438en wrote
Reply to comment by Aberdogg in Marimekko graph of the California's Reservoir Storage Levels [OC] by EngagingData
Oh nm, your first comment gives the tools used. Thanks!
Aberdogg t1_j34324t wrote
Reply to comment by EngagingData in Marimekko graph of the California's Reservoir Storage Levels [OC] by EngagingData
Where do you get current data? My bookmark to water.ca.gov forces me to add a reservoir by code e.g. HHY for hetch hetchy to get the current levels then I’d have to have stored historical data for comparison
mcshadypants t1_j341pg0 wrote
How the fuck is doctor assisted suicide so low
jrm19941994 t1_j341oxo wrote
Reply to comment by qeny1 in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
Possibly. Hard to really say. Humans tend to prefer the suffering of life to the emptiness of non-existence.
However, that's not a justification for animal cruelty, and I do wish that we as a culture put more emphasis on animal welfare.
A good reason to switch to primarily beef for your meat intake. Generally less cruelty and fewer total animals killed. Also more nutrient dense and tastes better.
MasterFubar t1_j341i0o wrote
Reply to comment by christian4tal in [OC] Country Distribution of Top 500 Companies by Market Capitalization by chartbear
> access to a huge and rich home market.
Are you saying the European Union isn't huge and rich?
I would say the reason is because European corporations face more regulation hurdles that limit their growth.
Look how the percentage for Switzerland is the same as for Germany, despite Germany having almost ten times as much population.
jrm19941994 t1_j341a1a wrote
Reply to comment by cgspam in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
I'm pretty sure most farmland is for food crops.
Agree meat farming practices could be improved.
MagnogenOnTheMoon t1_j340erf wrote
Reply to comment by ILookLikeKristoff in [OC] Country Distribution of Top 500 Companies by Market Capitalization by chartbear
Because reddit
Inny-CA t1_j33zlmt wrote
Reply to comment by YakEvery4395 in [OC] Country Distribution of Top 500 Companies by Market Capitalization by chartbear
To me its interesting when you take population into account. Like Canada has a population of 35m but makes up 4%. Also the obvious one of USA having a population of 300m yet they make up almost half of the list.
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EngagingData OP t1_j33z5xu wrote
Reply to comment by twisted_cistern in Marimekko graph of the California's Reservoir Storage Levels [OC] by EngagingData
yeah, I tried something like that, but there are 48 reservoirs represented on the graph and so you aren't going to be able to read all of them regardless. I did add the ability to select which reservoirs to show on the graph (in the interactive version) which can let you visualize the smaller reservoirs.
But the overall goal was to show the amount of water in reservoirs so it's not that helpful if a tiny reservoir (amounting to less than 1% of state storage capacity) is full
JewishSpaceTrooper t1_j33z45o wrote
Reply to Data IS versus Data ARE. Glad to see more search results for the grammatically-correct phrasing. [OC] by prettyhugediscer
Datum is: Data are: I bet “data are” gives more results in the end
AltLeft4Ever t1_j33yvdg wrote
Reply to Data IS versus Data ARE. Glad to see more search results for the grammatically-correct phrasing. [OC] by prettyhugediscer
Could also be that people are talking about someone named Data.
Myojin- t1_j33yof4 wrote
I’d like to see that chart through the years.
The_Paradoxigm t1_j33y85c wrote
Reply to comment by fnarpus in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
"Here's how many animals the average person eats over a lifetime "
Done.
Yeitgeist t1_j33xy1s wrote
I see India mentioned twice.
fnarpus t1_j33xwru wrote
Reply to comment by The_Paradoxigm in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
So how would you describe the concept in the infographic?
The_Paradoxigm t1_j33xs9f wrote
Reply to comment by fnarpus in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
Talk about the health benefits, or the lessening impact of climate change. Or just present the information without the implication of saving animals.
FrankyMihawk t1_j33xqdq wrote
I wonder how that chart would look if compared to amount of tax paid by those companies.
[deleted] t1_j33xeu1 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Country Distribution of Top 500 Companies by Market Capitalization by chartbear
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[deleted] t1_j33ww5y wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Country Distribution of Top 500 Companies by Market Capitalization by chartbear
The empire was bigger till 1916
Rubly t1_j33vpa3 wrote
Reply to comment by Charming_Scratch_538 in Data IS versus Data ARE. Glad to see more search results for the grammatically-correct phrasing. [OC] by prettyhugediscer
Also, if OP is interested in "correct" grammar, they should note that a hyphen shouldn't be used in the phrase "grammatically correct."
beepbeepboopbeep1977 t1_j3444ys wrote
Reply to comment by frokta in [OC] Country Distribution of Top 500 Companies by Market Capitalization by chartbear
It’s probably the county where the stock exchanges that trade stocks in those companies are, not the registered head offices of the companies.