Dammit. Of course. Edited

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!

Interesting that they were getting the French version of all things.

You don’t add 10x for each magnitude step, you multiply it, so a 7 is 1000x more shaking than a 4 (not 30x). Also the energy released is 32x for each level on the scale, so the same gap (7 vs 4) represents a 32000x increase in energy

>In places where divorce is rare, married people are less likely to want divorce because the odds of finding someone to date after the divorce are slim.

>In places where divorce is common, there is a large pool of divorced people whom you could potentially date if you choose to divorce.

While that logically makes sense, do you know of any research that covers this specifically?

Well at least you let me down gently!

Actually stripped red and blue would be right. Apparently the first episodes were coming with the French version for the intro (which is kinda weird because Hungarians tend to dub everything) then it was switched to Moonlight Densetsu with actual dubbed Hungarian lyrics.

The explanation could be that the commercial broadcasting (we had TV broadcasting before but it was all state owned channels) started in 1997 in the country and Sailor Moon were among the first series for kids they aired (same month when the new channels started). I guess they did not want to make the effort to create a Hungarian version for the intro without knowing that it would be a success (it was).

Glad this is the top comment.

Is Biden gonna help Turkey like they do Ukraine? Probably not.

this animation is awasome to get a grip of power an frequency of an megaevent..

remember march 11 was the megaquake

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0CMGA9CEKQ

Someone who is more logical.

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Working the numbers.. nice! Seriously though, that Plaid is ridiculously fast. I was watching runs on the drag strip where a daily driver was dusting all these suped up muscle cars!

538 did this exact study last week with a better methodology and presented better.

It's a map glitch; it's supposed to be striped red and blue. I found a good amount of videos on YouTube with the French version overlain with Hungarian lyrics, with lots of comments in Hungarian expressing nostalgia and none expressing confusion. Therefore, I deduced that the French melody is for some reason very well known in Hungary. Do you have any insight as to why this may be?

. And only $130,000 for the Tesla Model S Plaid vs $2,700,000 for the Mercedes-AMG One... that's 21x less expensive for 87% of the speed and then there is the daily practicality.

It doesn't make too much of a difference but you can color Hungary red as well. The French version has nothing to do with the Hungarian one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7NWM_69eQg

I used data from Calflora and gimp to create the map lol

Mochiron! Demo, bakemono abunai!

So there was data with no label on the portal? Find that hard to believe when I followed the link.

If you are only giving data for selected countries you say “for selected countries” and don’t show unlabelled data.

It was built in Python with Streamlit

There is, because of the "grass is greener" effect.

In places where divorce is rare, married people are less likely to want divorce because the odds of finding someone to date after the divorce are slim.

In places where divorce is common, there is a large pool of divorced people whom you could potentially date if you choose to divorce.

So divorce causes more divorce.

You'd think that in places where divorce is rare, that the average marital satisfaction is low, because unhappy couples choose to stay married because of the dearth of options if they divorce. But in reality, in places where divorce is common, the average marital satisfaction is low, because married people see all sorts of divorced people every day, some of them being attractive individuals.

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Oh yes – to be clear, most of the countries using Moonlight Densetsu dubbed the song. But it's still the same song. The countries coloured differently used an entirely different song for the intro.

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