215 million hours watched.

Looks like it was only watched a half dozen times overall.

Weird. I like the actors but that movie is freaking terrible

Some good flicks here, but The Gray Man was bad, i couldnt get through it

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If I’m understanding correctly, don’t look up rated higher than 50% on rotten tomatoes and red notice rated lower than 50%?

I regretted watching red notice throughout and after the movie.

Congrats on lebron for all the blood sweat and tears (lots and lots of crying) to get to this point.

They really need to look at more than just hours watched! Yes, I watched it. No, I did not enjoy it. It’s almost like they have a thumbs up button that could determine if people actually thought it was good or something. Just because I was duped into watching it by your marketting team doesn’t mean I liked it. 🤷‍♂️ Red Notice was garbage.

Looking at this I'm guessing I'm alone in that I really liked red notice

Since you're using basketball-reference.com, it's worth noting that there is a way that you can actually use data from the site to account for projected future stats for a given player.

They use similarity scores (see here for Michael Jordan for example) to match each player with 10 additional players with similar career arcs. You can then use average over those 10 players for points scored for subsequent seasons (using only players that actually played subsequent seasons, which would fit the assumption that Michael Jordan played additional seasons). This would give a rough approximation for how many points Michael Jordan would be expected to score if he continued to play, based on career arcs of similar players.

While it's not perfect, it's far better than assuming that players would continue scoring at peak levels indefinitely.

This map aside, I think Burkina Faso with Traoré leading has better years ahead

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The actual report appears to be behind a PAY WALL so this is useless. Is this some scam to make money?

Two true things:

1. if the Bulls team hadn’t fallen apart and MJ didn’t retire the second time, he would have passed Kareem

2 Lebron still would eventually be the scoring champion because he is not human.

Not only physically, which that in its own is truly mindboggling, but also dealing with the mental and emotional stressors of being a low key god among men. In this decade fame is even more intense. MJ bounced twice in primarily because of the mental and external stressors. This is why sustained greatness for THAT long is so absurd and difficult. Lebron is gunna scoot past and build on that lead for at least 2 more full seasons plus the remainder of this year, and he’s still averaging 30 points a game while also never being someone unwilling to share the ball. It’s just insane.

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Perhaps. At least OP has the courtesy to responsibly state the context as-is. Most don't, and most people don't question it.

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Which is this wonderful world in which Venezuela has become more democratic? Would very much like to visit it.

I enjoyed it for it's satirical value. The general >!charging for the snacks at the white house!< was hilarious.

19th and 20th seasons, respectively, with avg scoring rates that wouldn't have surpassed the record mark by the 20th season (where LeBron and Kareem set their records), and 11th and 12th on the ppg avg. list, which excluded them from this list.

The EIU is pretty good, there's nothing obviously better (that I know of).

Having said that, of course you should be always be aware that every ranking like this will have a degree of bias, as OP reminds us.

Couldn’t get through it. Maybe it’s a sign I should cancel netflix.

Lmao, look this amounts of coping

Seemed odd to stop the whole game to celebrate him for several minutes. They were loosing at that point! The game is more important to me than any record. Celebrate afterwards.

The projections are obviously not realistic. Every player is projected to increase their scoring rate if they kept playing compared to the last season they played. You probably should have just used the rate they scored at for their final season or fit some type of exponential function if you wanted to get fancy.