Actually Poland have a scale of 20k while USA have a scale of 150k

I kinda agree on the second part but not everyone is American and fratnp seems to be normal. The scales are different because the point of the graph is just to show total deaths quarterly, not really compare them all visually or make a point

USA #1 💪💪💪. I actually think Poland has the highest when scaled for population right?

It's an important move politically. DE is the majorly nation of the Entire EU.

It's NOT a change in demand. Germany now relies more on Norway. What will Russia do with the excess of natural gas? There lot many consumers elsewhere (non-Europe) to be catered for.

When the downvoters don't even know why they are downvoting...

YOU! Yeah you. Downvoter. Stop it. You're a dumb lemming.

Could you say what programming language you used? I need it in the comment above to approve the post

I approved it anyway. It's a good post. But please comment the tool used above.

It is literally an ongoing scientific debate and I recommend actually reading the literature before stating 'facts' in such a tone.

I would have thought canned tuna would be there. Or peanut butter.

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I wish the axis on the bottom right charts were not grainy. I cannot tell what the scale of the bars mean.

A ballot is another word for a vote, specifically its the piece of paper you wrote it on, though it's not literal since these votes are electronic. A simple majority was all that was needed, but Democrats voted uniformly for their own candidate and republicans had enough republican rebels against their most popular candidate that they couldn't secure a simple majority of votes.

This is intetesting! And the data is presented beautifully. Though perhaps exagerated a bit? At least in MA the graphs use the median in boston. Statewide it s about $6 less. However, the larger point the graphs make, that there is a HUGE gap between minimum and the median (assuming the median is relational to cost of living idk), is significant.

There are some slight changes for big consumers. (e.g. public swimming pools reduced temperature) Also people are told to watch their consume (which happens automatically when gasprices increase, my gasprices per kWh are doubled) And last one is a big storage infrastructure (old salt caverns) and the hope that the winter won't be that hard. On the long term germany tries to convert the system more to renewables, especially in the heating sector (hydrogen or heat pumps, but this will take some time)

>Gluten is still not considered perfectly safe if aswell you read the literature.

trololololo?

If you don't consider gluten perfectly safe, you'd also have to not consider water perfectly safe.

It’s just a visual error. The line shouldn’t be going over the node

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This is terrible. The worst things are.

1. The scales are all different. Why not make it per capita?
2. Half the country names are indecipherable. Why not use normal English descriptions? Wtf is “fratnp” or “isr”?

AFAIK they indeed voted, but the results did not determine a clear representative.

It is my understanding that it is not only needed the majority of the votes, but it has to exceed a specific number. That's why it was done multiple times.

ETA: not American either, so I expect someone to correct me.

Tanks were filled to the brim in the last months before winter. Of course we imported less.

Not American ; what's ballot? How it's work? Why not just simple vote?

More that it's basically impossible to eat too many calories from vegetables.

That also makes it difficult to hit high protein goals though.

Way to funny

Definitely! Adding bone makes it stiff when cooled down.