May I ask what the four news articles that were in the top ten in the past few days but not yesterday were?

Take a guess

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> I think this pic is also based on satellite images, so no car has visited those.

It's from OpenStreetMap, so probably the exact opposite: the tracks were plotted by a person travelling along them with a GPS.

I'd get that for a news show like ABC or CBS but fox and CNN are 24 hour news networks. They have the opportunity to introduce new conversations instead of focusing on the same few ( and dumb most of the time) stories and they mostly do it to keep people watching for advertising. They don't even come at it with differing perspectives beyond what is considered the mainstream left and right.

In the age of the internet we should know that people are capable of focusing on multiple things. Tik tok should show you that there are worldwide superstars you may have never even heard of

It's because the cops weren't white.

The thickness indicates the share of articles that cover each story. It sounds like I need to make this explicit on the chart.

That's fair. "Prevalence" means share of articles that cover each story. This chart looks at the top ten stories on any given day. I can add a clearer explanation to the chart in the future. Thanks for the feedback.

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What does the thickness of the color band indicate?

that sub is so stupid. This is an american website, of course references are going to default to american point of view.

5 cops in the south of the us brutally beat to death a person.

Sure but stuff like this usually ends up plastered all over. Memes, serious discussions, etc.

I was surprised to just see one post.

Apparently I'm alone in thinking it's an interesting development, perhaps it's better to forget the whole thing and just move on to something important, like changing how M&Ms dress?

This feels like a very relevant time to bring people’s attention to this scene regarding the debt ceiling from the Newsroom:

https://youtu.be/Gj5-G01iRyk

Lickitung seems to be the only exception to this. There’s probably some psychological explanation to why these are less memorable - probably because they aren’t as cute as you said, which is due to the lack of anthropomorphism present in their designs.

As a side note, I’m surprised to see that Lickitung is the least memorable, I’d have guessed some bug type like Metapod for Gen 1.

Which news? Where? Another prime example of r/usdefaultism

This is the most garbage format to present data. It isn't easy to read or digest, just use a different chart cause this shit is bunk af.

To be fair, the only way to get Lickitung was to trade for Slowbro on route 18, in a place you might go through once unless you know about the Lickitung (I didn't until now). It was also only available on Red and Blue versions. Newer versions might have changed this.

Wow this style of chart sucks. Thanks for making my eyes hurt first thing in the morning.

I'm sorry what? What did I miss?

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It's crazy that Ukraine isn't at least #2.

I hope we don't run out of steam supporting them.

What is this type of chart/visualization called?