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Yes. That's my favorite part of these animations, seeing Florida disappear almost instantly. Except, all those Floridians would then scramble northward like elderly, wrinkled cockroaches, building CVSs and Riteaides everywhere. Florida man and his family would stay put and drown.

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I would like to see this data represented as per capita.

I'm asking for a version that shows what would happen if at the same time the sea level is rising our necks all stretched by the same amount keeping our heads above water. I'll keep asking for this until I see it.

What would it look like if the displaced populations diffused to other areas where populations/settlements already exists?

It would be interesting to see how super dense areas that need to evacuate flooded areas would affect surrounding areas in unaffected regions in terms of population growth as the sea level rises.

It’s reassuring to know that Florida will be the first to go

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No joke on my bucket list. My mother spent time in Austria, Norway and Switzerland in the early 50s. Even in black and white photos the area looks incredible

I love a good Star Trek quote. 🥰

Search your feelings Luke. You know it to be true

I would arrange the order of the colors by education level, lowest to highest or highest to lowest, and add a category for post-graduate degrees. Also have the order in the key be the same as the graph.

Yeah, right. The ducks were 50m underwater.

You have people on your streets still? They're all flooded here and you basically only see ducks.

Switzerland gives no fucks either. Come visit.

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The red and white stripes are quite ugly.

What's wallethub?

Then random people kept asking what if it was 1000m? Or, people kept asking if, instead of water, it was LAVA!!????

People on the street kept asking for it.

It looks like São Paulo belongs in “colorful” vs “highly skewed”?

And what does “highly efficient” mean?