Sadly, true

I'm a little confused.

The question asked is "will the market be higher or lower 12 months from now." But the plotted line seems to be a percentage change in the market, not a yes or no answer.

I'm guessing the prediction is something like "higher" answers minus "lower" answers. But a bunch of people saying "higher" is different from a bunch of people saying "30% higher."

Yeah there is. And what a coincidence, I'm trying out Mario Kart 64 and Super Circuit for the first time on the Expansion Pass.

When the market is down people think it will stay down. When the market is up people will think it'll stay up. Plot reality vs perception and I suspect that lag will be evident.

Exactly. As are many more here seeing the downvotes I'm getting.

Then things seem pretty similar. There’s not much security at small stadiums, like 5000 people or less. There’s a ton of security when it’s a major pro stadium.

Grammy's are a joke. The pool of artists and albums they judge are about 0.01% of all music made each year. It's basically an award that Sony, Universal, and Warner give themselves for convincing the world for yet another year that their favourite "musicians" had anything to do with the music released in their name.

He is biased against brexit

Getting the information for all the stadiums took around 1h; then it took around 90 minutes to organize all the data and visualize the graph; first in Google Sheets then in Photoshop

Is it linear? IIRC when Miller High Life had a one second commercial it cost significantly more because of the difficulty in putting in a one second ad instead of the regular ad runtime. Or was that just a special case?

Chippy makes a 38-0 loss better pop down local pride have a look at that pie! Lovely.

Thank you!

Nothing else happened around 2020 right? Must have been brexit that did it...

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Good to know, I have never played anything past the first Mario kart on 64. But this is a good lesson that there is always a deeper layer than what appears

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Depends on how you view it. It couldve also prevented from falling it further with EC acting as a buffer to stagflation. Would be worthwhile to look into actions taking during that period.

The graph is relative to US, most countries around that time period were also growing exponentially. That high growth was same in UK which means they didn't lag on development.

What software did you use to create the map? Looks like an awesome hobby!

Between Jackson and the creation of the Federal Reserve, the USA had an extremely unstable banking system. In the latter half of the 19th century after the Civil War, the US economy was beset by financial panics that caused depressions much longer and more severe than the ones seen today. For instance, the Panic of 1873 lasted 6 years and saw double digit unemployment. The Panic of 1893 lasted 4 years. Still, there kind of is a sharp uptick that you see on this graph. It’s just that the World Wars were the much more important events in boosting America to the place in the world it has today (and conversely, in weakening Great Britain)

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Showmars has the world’s best fish sandwich

You can leave a game and come back? 🤯

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Wow massive spike, almost as big as those random wiggles in the 1830s

What’s that