Where does the data come from? Where is Beaverly Hills City? Is it fictitious? Is this just a pile of crap?

Dude who tf you think you is 😂

Weird. For some reason I don't see any comments other than mine and your response to me

Bro stop. They just made an inference based on the data. You even agreed with them.

It doesn't claim anything.. it says its only showing above 2.5.. who says there's any below 4? The numbers between 0-2.5 are apparently just as common as 0-4, namely 0

That’s really fast for a four door production car! I only included the top 30 runs, but expect to see more like this as time goes on. Maybe tires were a limiting factor.

I don't understand how this relates to my question at all? I specifically adress the fact they differ a lot..

I like how the per game stats can tell a story of how a player may have decided to retire. Like 3-4 straight seasons of declining pts per game and they decide it’s time. Love the visual!

Wait, so did you actually learn some Japanese after watching the show this way?

Can we have a comparative graph with Nepal's earthquake a few years back?

Tesla Model S Plaid = 7:35.579

Ford Transit = 10:08.490

someone recreated nikola tesla's earthquake machine

I also think this y-axis makes sense because the law of diminishing returns means that every second quicker is harder and harder to get.

They never explained it but I just realized there’s a note on the image saying it’s only earthquakes >2.5. I guess they are upset the smallest it shows is 4 and not the 2.5 it claims

It's important to mention that a lot of sugarcane in Brazil is used in the production of ethanol which is its main source of car fuel. Even the gasoline used in Brazil is not pure, up to 27% of its volume is ethanol. That is why all cars produced there are flex-fuel.

The link is in the first comment. While this is me just talking and to answer your question more precisely would require a much bigger effort outside the scope of the summary statistics calculator, but it is likely there are network effects to divorce. If you are in a community where divorce is frequent and discussed, it is a more visible option. A community may also make it more culturally acceptable in a high divorce rate area. And folks may be drawn to certain cultural norms to begin with when choosing an area to live. Just riffing some thoughts.

Where's the link? Also, is there a statistical reason to believe that where you currently live is a significant predictor of divorce?

I have to say, even though I grew up that that lektor stuff... not a big fan. Nowadays I watch all foreign stuff with subs.

There was a Sailor Moon Eurodance group in Germany in the 90s, Super Moonies. The male dancer is now my dentist.

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All Latin American Spanish speaking countries also had Moonlight Desentsu in Spanish :)

this is just not true, soy production is one of the leading causes of deforestation. the problem is that the land isnt very good for it, so they log, grow cash crops like soy, and then land gets left barren because they cant grow anything on it after

https://rainforests.mongabay.com/kids/elementary/soy.html

https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/795051

like this is one google search away, why am i being downvoted

Yeah, I looked him up too on Spotify when researching. Maybe I should add the Spotify links to my top comment.

It's such a whiplash to go from the Italian one to the French one. Completely different vibes. I love it.

Incel alert

Yeah starting from zero may have been better, though it produced a pretty flat graph. I chose gold for Chevy.. but had to demote the Corvette one spot as the numbers in the set appeared to not be in order!