Leeds is not a 9 minute walk? It's literally across the road. As soon as you leave the ground you just cross over the road. 20 seconds, max

"Do you consider yourself "burdened" by the fact that your body needs to eat/breathe/excrete?"

Yes

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> "musicians" who are promoted in the mass media don't make their own music, they are given tracks and assigned songs based on brand fit.

This is generally true (although variably so from artist to artist). However, I get annoyed that people act like this is a bad thing. Are we mad at the New York Philharmonic because they don't compose the music they perform? Of course not. Now of course, there's a greater level of transparency there, but who cares? Who cares if Bruno Mars writes his own music? He performs it well, and I like it. All there is to it.

And that certainly doesn't make them not musicians, so I take umbridge with your quotes.

That figure tells me most Americans don’t know what they’re talking about when it comes to the stock market.

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I have no knowledge on it that wasn't anecdotal. Not to mention the marketing cost for them advertising the one second advertisement. But then again, it is how many years later and I am still talking about it.

Total dataset r-squared = .06

I wonder why they didn’t buy the full 30 or 15 second spot and then sell 14 or 29 seconds to someone else?

Brightons stadium is in the middle of nowhere your only customers will be on match day. Your fish will need to be line caught and chips organic

Thanks bro!

Who would have thought rent is more expensive in areas that people want to leave

North American here. What sort of food, if any, is sold at football (i.e. soccer) stadiums?

Some do but it's shite, not proper chippy stuff. It's mainly for a pie and a beer at half time rather than anything decent like that.

Even if you’re coming out of the Steve Bull you should be able to get there and back.

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Guys, I suck at data. Really want to improve this and the visualisation skill. Where to begin?

Great news, market usually does the opposite of what people expect

How bout a pie chart.

We are looking at a spreadsheet. Spreadsheets show tabular data.

That’s too bad! You should probably either hide a bunch of subs that are bringing you down or just stay off “Popular.” I hardly ever see anything that upsets me on “Home” 🤷🏼‍♂️

My subs are indeed curated to be more positive but somehow someone's twitter hot take screenshot still gets through no matter the sub. And even positive news "girl got out of rubble after 6 days" can sometimes cause anger because you're reminded of the corruption and greed that caused the building to collapse in the first place.

I chosen to do r/all to analyze what people generally see on the platform pushed by algos.

I'm from Leeds and I immediately thought Elland Road. I can literally see the stadium from where I live and I would even say 9 minutes walking is a bit of an overestimate. Never tried it on match day though.

As a German who has no interested in England or Football, this is exactly the expert analysis I'm looking for on this sub.

This is why I unsubbed heaps of news and politics subs. I now view subs like r/mademesmile r/goodnews. In addition I stopped other social media and stopped watching and listening to most tv news. The amount of my feeling down just decreased massively.

More of them:

/r/wholesomememes /r/aww /r/randomkindness /r/examplesofgood /r/HappyCrowds /r/BeforeNAfterAdoption /r/FeelsLikeTheFirstTime /r/PupliftingNews