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Does this kind of chart have a name?

Can you clarify whether you're just looking at the US, worldwide, or what?

Thank you!

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And yes I can post it here once a week.

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Talk about an America-centric post…

That was the first thing I noticed too. He wasn't just an employee, he was a director. Pfizer is a company with 79k employees and there's only a few dozen people above him. He's pretty darn high up.

So many subreddits have rules that cause posts about it to be deleted because it’s "political" (see r/videos)

This sub is about data. Well-presented data should be clear and unambiguous. The reader should have no doubt about what they are reading. Leaving out the fact that this is American, anywhere on the post, is simply sub-par data analysis.

I initially saw this post on /r/formula1, but didn't like the way it was visualized. I found that the circular graph distorts proportions and makes it overall unnecessarily hard to follow. So I took the data from there and created my own visualization using Python (Jupyter Notebook, Matplotlib) and did some final touch-ups in Inkscape and Paint.net.

Good point, here’s we got this information.

1. We calculated the number of hours of video uploaded to Youtube every minute from 2007-2022 source: statista
2. We found how many words are spoken per hour of human conversation source: virtualspeech
3. We calculated the number of words in the average book source: jericho writers

Then we did some calcualations with those numbers to arrive at 99,338,400 books on Youtube

You can see the details of those calculations here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UbekWhTLJKQj6ZLipg1R269CQ8g0ACDbzPRDFN14inc/edit#gid=52223737

Edit: I also have a question about the last thing you said > there’s so much more content than that though

What other content is there?

Holy F can I get this updated every week plz???!!!

*in the United States

I’ve seen one of those news stories at all in the past week. A fleeting mention of three others. And never even heard of the rest.

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And not a fucking drop of information about the Pfizer employee

Yeah, thats a scare tactic.

Fairly shocked pikachu isn’t at the top of Gen I and really the whole series

I would regularly check a website with this data - particularly as a news site aggregator (x topic prev, y claims common in all or more than 75% of sources, etc)

I don’t mind a preponderance of American-centric views. What I ask for is two simple letters. Compare: “How news stories evolve in the news cycle” to “How news stories evolve in the US news cycle”. Real big difference, right?

Yeah, there’s no denying it at this point. These cops absolutely brutalized this kid, 110% murdered him. The lack of coverage this story has gotten compared to…. Similar incidents… is absolutely fuckin mind blowing.

5 black cops in the same city where civil rights activist Martin Luther king jr was killed, beat to death a 140lb black man who was unarmed and crying out for his mother, after they detained him for no good reason. The five black cops were unceremoniously denounced by the police department (the only “good” thing to happen in this whole mess), while the white officer whose body-cam footage has been all over the place was not disciplined, despite the lack of any attempt on his part to intervene in the cold-blooded killing his coworkers were committing.

It’s heinous.

ETA: I grew up in Memphis (where this happened) and wish I could say that I’m even slightly surprised by it, but it’s heartbreakingly and infuriatingly predictable.

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I subscribed. I really enjoy this. I'd love for it to become even more in depth with filters for specific topics.

I think it's pretty obvious, I hope the extra labels don't detract from the viz. Love this style, can't wait for your post next week!