[removed]

Every time I shift my focus to a different part of this image, the periphery looks like it's shrinking. So much so, that I had to check if it was a GIF or a video.

It most likely doesn’t matter, but which wavelet did you use

The IP illustration is off but the chart is intended to be by studio, not Corporation.

Parallel: a chart of top soda brands that includes Coca Cola (1) Diet Coke (2), Sprite (6), and Fanta (9) even though all are owned by The Coca-Cola Company. (In this version think of Lucas Film and Pixar as Cherry and Caffeine-Free Coke)

Hard to find a solid link that isn’t paywalled (most peer reviewed work is). You can google “x-ray spectroscopy z-pinch film UNR” and check out images. Won’t look as pretty as yours, our film was black and white.

Interesting - do you have some image to share which resembles cough's scalogram, just out of curiosity?

This looks exactly like some of my x-Ray spectroscopy data I studied in graduate school. Uncanny. Take a line out of this using ImageJ and analyze it!

Good one haha! For a cough, that is lonely and rich - it is likely just a matter of time for another one to appear; then they are counted and depicted as cough bursts!

Then it’s a misleading title you know because it says company

Yeah I don’t know why they split that up…

Don't think this takes inflation into account.

I don't think the box office for the LOTR franchise 20 years ago compares to what you get nowadays for a marvel movie

Is the "lonely" supposed to be "lowly"?

(Since you seem to be contrasting it with "rich".)

SARK is awesome. I mean, I don’t actually have it in my portfolio (I’m too Boglehead for that) but I love that it exists.

True but this is about consistency, if marvel studios or 21st century fox are not counted as part of disney then lucasfilm movies shouldnt count. What is the criteria to split them?

This looks very similar to Pixels by Teo Vogel, does Moodistory have any advantages?

I mean this is going by studio, not parent company right?

Hey, Im a man in healthcare. I am worried you're asking for equality for the sake of making things equal but not necessarily equitable. Speaking from my side, there are literally 0 barriers to entry as a man into health, and from what I know about comp sci careers, there are no large barriers there either. (Although, this is obviously from anecdotal stories from my mother, who had a comp sci degree and from my peers of any gender who have gone into comp sci).

There is clearly a descriptive disparity, but not a normative one. That is to say there's no harm being caused by different people pursuing different vocations. From my perspective, I ask the question "Would patient outcomes be any different if there were more male nurses" and the answer is a resounding no, as male and female nurses are identical in quality, in general, aside from a few niche cases like transporting large patients, and even then only some men would be better than some women at that specific task.

People's interests are their own, and so long as no one is disallowed from pursuing their own interests, I don't think any harms being done. In fact any attempt to equalize this normal distribution could come at a cost of limitting peoples natural interests

I'm sure it does - but that's the graph I want to see, not this one.

Even if you assume that all Muslims have positive views about Muslims, the correlation in the graph still stands. Eg France would go from 22% anti-Muslim to 24% (and the countries lower down would barely change).

I guess it would come down to the production studio. Is Disney the production studio or Marvel Studios? But even that would be inconsistent with this graphic since Lucasfilm produced Star Wars, not Disney.

Why does anything need to be done?

[removed]

Yeah and things that are good are NEVER popular. Especially not by orders of magnitude over their competition.

/s

1/3rd sure feels like a monopoly...

Is this every movie each studio has ever made? Some of them have been around for close to a century, while others are relatively new companies. So it's not a good comparison. Unless I'm totally misreading this.