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But would he have been accepted by the people of Newcastle in the same way? I doubt it!

I'm sure, if Lebron started practicing as a little kid, that he could reach the level of Shola Ameobi.

This should be used on tv instead of the normal its much more sleek

I don't, because flag design kinda ruins the clarity of the graphic. E.g. France's segment looks like three different blocks at a glance. This one is the same format but more readable.

Edit - the top comment reply to that post is the most readable and best looking version of this

Would be on average a little above Croatia (without the massive climb on the right that Croatia had after becoming independent). Nearly always top 20, often top 10, rarely top 5 until recently

Exactly. The big question is whether the surprising results at World Cups are random or systematic.

So... good job by the bookmakers? Looks like over 18 or so years of doing this you'd be down fifty or so "points", which seems about right for any gambling.

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Why is only up to 2018? Ranking up until later this year is widely available, no reason to exclude it.

Croatia vs Morocco final then boys

See the previous similar posts::

• World Cups: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zcm4r0
• UEFA Champions League: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zim8d6

Data: https://www.oddsportal.com/soccer/england/premier-league/results
Tools: R
R package with the data: https://github.com/ikashnitsky/oddor

With a tie being declared and San Marino being crowned winners due to a convenient technicality

China did lockdowns and spent a bunch of money and they don't have inflation either.

China absolutely killing it, as per usual.

China growth rate they have been growing decently over the period of the visualisation

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Source:

US Department of Treasury Interest Rates 2022

Method: RStudio, GGplot2

Definitely not. Japan has been seeing inflation. Not too bad, but basically anything imported has gone up 30-40%. There is absolutely more inflation now in Japan than there has been in the past 30 years.

Net Profit is only 4.4% of the Revenue
It's fascinating how some of these companies are still running.

I wonder how that relates to illusions, if you didn't just bring that up to say it's intuitive either way. The reason I brought up programming is that in the process of codifying problems, we have to break them down in our heads, and there they can often look like graphs - which is what this is. So I thought it could be that other people aren't as used to graphs as I am.

Yeah but the rich can have the best health care in the world!

what website did u use to make this?

That Morocco scored themselves.

0 is actually not at the top of the Y-axis?

I’m sorry, that’s a down vote from me, dataisNOTbeautiful.