Headline is lower than Core right now because energy prices are dropping more than other categories. (Core doesn't include energy)

The data is from kalshi.com and you can view an interactive version at kalshi.com/forecasts/inflation

great video, really well laid out analysis and fantastic editing/animations. You deserve more than 44 subscribers!

Why is headline always lower than core over the last few months?

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Also where is this from?

Thank you very much for the suggestion! I will check them out

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Very handy, might wanna repost that in r/thenetherlands if I were you.

Wellicht nog meer vergelijkingen? Op basis van vitaminen, bijvoorbeeld?

There’s a lot of speculation about what December’s inflation is going to be, leading up to the BLS’s announcement on Thursday. I used market data from Kalshi, a regulated prediction market, to chart and annotate how the forecast has changed over time.
Data: kalshi.com/events/CPI-22DEC

Tools: React, VisX
Link to interactive content: kalshi.com/forecasts/inflation
Disclaimer: I am employed by Kalshi, but all the data I used to create this visualization is publicly accessible on the website.

Those Brits are a step ahead with their Beans On Toast.

Oh I meant % protein by net weight, not by calorie. It would be similar, I’m sure, but like getting 200g of protein from red lentils requires <900g of lentils, but 200g of protein from sliced bread would require eating nearly a kilo and a half of bread.

You can see it in the video :)

https://youtu.be/mJs8L3oSmak

timestamp 6:05

I'm very impressed. If you haven't, you should post to /Eatcheap and /Frugal. I think that you make a very good case through the data that there are real benefits for most of us to replace meat with plant products, even if not completely. It is a very good complement to those who try to make ethical or environmental appeals, and might be more effective for many who watch your video.

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Civilization was mostly built on grains and legumes. You can get a large amount of nutrients just from whole brown rice and lentils, for example.

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Neat! I’d like to see a 2d chart with price per 100g protein versus % protein by weight.
Split peas would still reign, but would divide the breads and legumes.

Here's the code to reproduce something similar with college football. https://github.com/bischrob/CFBAnimation

Is this work available on github? I'm curious how you set it all up.

I'd like to see the data if it took into account calories. So calories per gram of protein. A lot of cheap and plant based options come with a high calorie count.

This had nodes for both movies and actors. What might work better is nodes for movies and edges for actors. What might be an even stronger visualization is an adjacency matrix grouped to highlight clusters

Also consider that a lot of these states had population growth in this time period (probably all of them except West Virginia)... for instance, California added about 1.5 Million people.

I also bought Among Us for Switch... then the trend faded and had no one to play with so I never used it.

I bet a lot of them are just Meta employees running tests.

I don’t care about Meta but what’s with that title? How did you conclude that “Nobody cares..” if it’s just 1.5% of the 1K people you surveyed who said so..? That’s probably not even 15 people out of the 1000 you surveyed.

Movies seem unnecessarily spread out? Why is Jackie Brown all the way over there? Is it supposed to signify something?

Tarantino plays in Pulp Fiction, but isn't connected on the graph.