If you would have used a more honest color scale, this map would show that basically molto of the map, apart from the streak on the artic and the one in east Europe, are reasonably on average, with what I can guess (it's really hard to be determined in your messy yellow to black color gradient) is ±5°C. Which on a single day is honestly incredibly consistent. Though again, really hard to comprehend since yellow goes to orange to dark orange in a very small degree range.

I thought I was gone colour-blind for a moment….

Adjusted for inflation list would be nice to see.

When they stop asking for free money.

That's every company going.. twitter is a start up.. Google.. amazon.. Facebook... etc etc

It is, fortunately. There is a link to inflation data in the bottom, right-hand corner and a word "adjusted".

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Since immigrants are net contributors, yes it will.

White Text is beautiful always has been, but you can't use it on top of a similar in-colour background, because it will make it harder to read and hard for the eyes. so at least use a stroke on it next time.

True. So what’s the next bet?

A highly innovative company that isn’t a spin off a well established company, IMO.

They all fit here

Is this inflation adjusted. If not, it doesn’t mean much

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PC gaming sadly just doesn't really have that huge of a market cap. It's all console and, dreadfully, mobile gaming that runs the world now.

I missed it, but I’m glad it’s there!

So basically sometime recently is when they found out how to siphon all the money out. "Oops this blockbuster didn't turn a profit somehow" 🤷‍♂️

It think it is normalised for inflation. It says in tiny text in the corner that it's adjusted to 2023 USD. Could be clearer though.

Databricks who created that open source Spark project a startup ? Come on, we've been using it for years.

Epic Games has been around since forever with their unreal Engine and Quake Unreal games etc.

This is a very wrong definition of startup, OP, change the title to privately held 'tech' companies if you want but that's just wrong

I think showing an average per year for each decade would have made more sense than a total, otherwise you can't really compare 3 years of the 2020s against 10 years for all the others.

Importing 200,000+ people a year will surely help this.

I would recommend normalizing it for inflation. Hitting a million in 1950 would have meant a lot more than doing it today. EDIT: It apparently is.

Also, I would suggest changing the text color for the previous decades ;)

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I didn't expect Exorcist to be in that list. Read upon it. A horror film that had gone over the budget, didn't have any major stars but went on to become highest grossing film for Warners even though they released only in 24 theatres at the beginning. Went to become the first horror film to be nominated for Academy awards for best picture. People flocked to the theatre in winter - many more than once. Some vomiting and fainting. Some supposedly had heart attacks and miscarriages too.