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Nothing that will matters to us in the long term

because there wont be anyone left to tell immediatelly after

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The bookie sets the initial odds. The public decides the ending odds from there

In betting we call it the underdog. Or dog for short

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Yes! I have read it.

using this map and a 3-d render you can build a survival game that would be very realistic

Agree, and I wasn't clear enough - OP did state that they used Yelp data, so the classification oddities are Yelp's.

The Swiss Alps are insane man, defo make the trip someday.

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Don't forget, half the world would be pissing their pats, which would make the water raise even faster.

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>Neat! Would be nice for matches to be shown as a range instead of a single point in time.

Yes, it would be nice to see matches shown as a range of time instead of just a single point in time. This would provide more context and make it easier to understand when the match took place. Additionally, it would allow for more flexibility in scheduling and make it easier to compare matches that may have taken place at different times. However, it's important to note that displaying matches as a range of time would also require more space and could potentially make the schedule more complex to read and understand. Ultimately, the decision to show matches as a range of time would depend on the specific needs and goals of the organization or individual presenting the schedule.

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It would be interesting to see the opposite, a projection of ice age conditions. A 300m+ sea level fall, coupled with a 300m+ rise in sea floor level due to crust compression from the mass of a 2km thick sheet of ice over most of Canada and Russia.