Suppose money wasn’t a thing. How would that fix the situation of people with limited resources wanting things?

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99.99% are videos with zero views and just a few seconds

About history probably more, about science probably nothing more

What is the Y axis? Surely that must be a requirement for posting graphs in this sub

I get a feeling that with the growing number of subscribes in this subreddit, the quality of posts are decreasing. What is the quality of data here and what does it tell us?

Library and Archives Canada is our national library and archives! It has all archival government records, a lot of pre-Confederation stuff, census records, and even a database on UFOs. Almost everything is free and open to the public. https://library-archives.canada.ca/eng/Pages/Home.aspx

And if my grandmother had wheels, she would've been a bike.

Measured in feline ounces

Showing the first two plots as a sorted scatter plot is kind of an odd way to convey the data. You'd have been better served showing a histogram of sorts and what the fitted t-distribution would be between your two data sets. The overlap between those two curves is what gives you the best visual representation of a statistical difference.

It's also not really clear how you are classifying the data. Is every data point a state? Are you classifying a state as "Democrat" or "Republican" based on majority vote for president in some election? This info is necessary to properly interpret your results. If that's what you're doing, that's also kind of an odd analysis, since the state as a whole clearly doesn't represent just one party, not to mention that the population differences in conjunction with their classification really ought to be weighted accordingly. You're destroying the whole concept of "per capita" if this is what you are doing.

The "t-test" number on the top left is confusing. Is that the t-statistic or the p-value? And why doesn't the top right graph have a number, especially when it looks more likely to have a statistical difference?

Your bottom chart has a typo. "Evangelival."

I see you post stuff like this regularly. IMO you ought to clean up your presentation quite a bit and give it more thought. It's kind of a mess.

Signed, a biostatistician

Ya idk how this stuff was sourced (no link so I’m not even gonna bother) but reddit had 303m posts in 2020 and the LOC only has 175m cataloged items

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They top from the bottom. /s

If my grandma had wheels, she would be a bicycle!

The next time someone shows me a data table as definitive proof of some ridiculous idea they hold, I’m going to share this post

If YouTube was a library, it should be named Sturgeon’s Library.

millions of cattle read it per day

Well I was more so thinking how it was a risky choice on Bidens end to send them money if we were threatened to not do so.

Well cats are liquid, so it’d be litres.

Wikipedia is largely a directory with (mostly) very good summaries.

For a lot of Wikipedia articles there are hundreds of books written on the subject, so I can believe that.

I really like this representation and the cyclic movement! Thanks!

https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/TTest.html

... open "details and options"

The Library of Alexandria had maybe 100,000 books worth of scrolls containing ??? written at a time when the smart people thought disease was caused by bad air

There probably was some dope shit, but there's an order of magnitude more educational content on YouTube than burned in the LoA

To be fair, that's like 14 stories