That's the first actually beautiful data I've seen on here in a while. Well done!

Oceans are not acidic, they have a pH > 7 and that is not going to change any time soon. Your title is misleading.

Thanks for this differentiated response. I am thinking that what actually divides us is that we don't listen to others and the we see the "otherness" instead of the commonalities. Put white people into a bad neighborhood without fathers and you get the same problems as with other ethnicities. It seems that not the ethnicity is/has a problem, but that people are in bad places and that it's mostly minority ethnicities that are in bad places. For instance, if you are ethnic Russian in Eastern Estonia, you'll have a worse chance in this society than "pure" Estonians. So I am then wondering why it's race that is used to explain differences? And why is it that when social scientist speak about diversity, they don't abide by the statistical standards that exist, eg, in the actual diversity science (ecology). These shitty figures just plant weird ideas into the mind of anybody that doesn't fully understand ALL of those issues, and that's most people... Idk, I am simply not convinced it's a good solution to constantly tell people about their differences.

Finally, a plot that actually fits this sub!

Are you me? I did the exact same thing several years ago starting at about the same weight and also using a 3-day rolling average. Lol. Good job 👍

Nicely done with the stacked bars!

They sure as hell aren’t a credible news outlet anymore

thanks! I just played around with the data for a week or two, trying to come up with a more data art concept than straight data viz. This ended up being the best concept I popped out

Yeah, but he made them list him as a founder when he joined. Not an actual founder, but legally speaking he has the title.

All regions on the coast of lake Switzerland are doing super good.. is there a causal link?

I could say that it actually refers to San Francisco de Campeche so the stadium is actually 2,243 miles away.

^(edit: I'm worse at google maps than I am at shitposting right after waking up apparently)

What an ostrich moment for you.

I showed to see that many ethnic Russians that far east

>some of the women they turned down are 30x times better than around 50% of my current coworkers

Learn to read: "some of the women they turned down are 30x times better than around 50% of my current coworkers" I never said all.

I know 3 of the women that applied for positions equal or below to mine, I worked or studied with them, all extremely skilled. They ended up hiring guys with a lot less verified experience, hell one of them was so infamous that he said he had 15 years of experience from asia, he didn't know the basics, his work had to be peer reviewed for every single detail almost to the point of being re done again.

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My theory is that they don't want to hire women because dealing with the lack of basic manners some of those guys have.

Don't worry, it's not mine either. The wording sounds funny but I don't think it's necessarily wrong. I think it could be understood both ways.

Yooooo this is stunning!!! I’ve always been a sucker for infographics, and this is one of my absolute favorites!!!

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But...but it says books...

That is the biggest misnomer for lack of a better word. To expand on your analogy, I can talk about the islamic faith and consider converting to it from a christian background. I can talk about the flaws in christanity compared to judaism compared to islam and so on. Everyone has the free will to engage in these conversations or beliefs. In segregation you are preventing anyone from engaging who doesn't fit a racial profile.

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I have gone into a mosque to talk with an Imam about Islam and was welcomed and encouraged. Would that be the same in this scenario of segregation?

Very nicely done! Extremely creative.

If we make an analogy with the U.S., then ethnic Russians are Americans who are descendants of migrants, while ethnic non-Russians are natives.
The difference is that in the U.S. there are racial distinctions between natives and non-natives. Whereas in Russia natives can also be of European appearance. Nevertheless, they have separate languages and sometimes a different religion and culture.

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Looks really neat! Would be interesting too see voting-rights aswell!

I read books at first, and was very, very, confused

Honesly I just copy pasted the title from the article, English is not my first language, had to google the word conception x)