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Good old Haggai 2:23-

‘On that day,' declares the Lord of hosts, ‘I will take you, Zerubbabel, son of Shealtiel, My servant,' declares the Lord , ‘and I will make you like a signet ring, for I have chosen you,'" declares the Lord of hosts.

What happens to John 3:16 data without football end zones? Can you rerun the numbers excluding that?

I guess I'm still trying to wrap my head around log graphs being used to "hide" data since more of the data is able to be read than on a linear graph. I guess I need to take into account that even if more data is visible, it's in a less digestible form for people who aren't used to log scales. The data ends up being communicated poorly to a general audience

Austin 3:16 - I just whipped your ass!

I would have expected Hosea 8:7 to be on this list.

That bit does but the rest doesn’t I don’t think. Bit weird to mix adjusted and non adjusted data in one image

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John 3:16 - “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

Genesis 1:1 - “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.“

Data source: COCA (Corpus of contemporary American English)

Tools used: Excel

Methodology: I'm most interested in applying data viz/data journalism techniques to areas that don't traditionally receive them. I was curious to see if there was a way to measure the relative cultural impact of different parts of the Bible and this is the best I came up with.

I looked up the name of each book in COCA with a wildcard, then scrolled down to find the verse with the highest tally. Obviously it's only a sample of all published media (even if a big one) and doesn't include sermons afaik, but I looking at this, I think it's a pretty good representation of the whole.

stone cold steve austin is to be credited with 3:16

Wont these numbers always grow because of population?

The EU can't even defend itself. LMAO

Most large private companies with revenues >$10B are in the US. Germany doesn't even come close.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_private_non-governmental_companies_by_revenue

What small IT companies are global leaders in something?

If the charts are not particularly beautiful than this isn't the best sub for them.

If you like bubbles and crashes than they look much better without logarithmic scale. Log scale is usually used by proponents to 'hide' declines.

Maybe you should think about how to better present the changes in prices. Compare with other bubbles. Or compare with well know products that have stable prices to underline how ridiculously expensive they would be if they appreciated in the same way as BTC.

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Even with the chart at the bottom showing box office gross adjusted for inflation the circles are misleading. It would be more interesting to see a chart comparing what the actual theater attendance was by decade. It could further be refined by showing the attendance ratio compared to total population.

ByteDance will lose value when tik-tok starts getting banned.

“Valuation” is one of the least understood concepts in people’s economic knowledge.

Someone with an HDR display. Same problem when you’re mixing music using your expensive studio headphones.

I don’t get how anyone can share this and not see how obviously bad that is.

I hope you hid a Waldo in here.

No not really. Watch time is up across most streaming platforms so post 2020 people watch more movies. The drop in recent years is due largely to the fact that pirating has become easier and lots of movies aren’t built for theatres anymore. You see lots of movies built for streaming platforms and not so much theatres.