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mc_mentos t1_izsskz6 wrote
Reply to comment by wasdlmb in [OC] Radial bracket - Semifinals | World Cup 2022 by twintig5
South Korea too.
Saadieman t1_izssk8r wrote
Reply to comment by Corposjuh in [OC] In honor of the World Cup, FIFA Rankings of World Cup 2022 Quarterfinalists from 1993 to 2018 by TheBerg974
Lmao, go watch golf or something. This is basically like saying, I don't like football because the goalie is allowed to use his hands
inthedrink t1_izssci2 wrote
Reply to comment by snjevka in [OC] In honor of the World Cup, FIFA Rankings of World Cup 2022 Quarterfinalists from 1993 to 2018 by TheBerg974
You and your wild excuses
marriedacarrot t1_izss6jo wrote
Reply to comment by Peelboy in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
Yes, but that only accounts for a tiny amount of the actual warming observed. It usually takes thousands of tens of thousands of years to experience the rate of warming we've seen in the last century.
redsterXVI t1_izss135 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] In honor of the World Cup, FIFA Rankings of World Cup 2022 Quarterfinalists from 1993 to 2018 by TheBerg974
It's the first time an African country made it to the quarter finals ever
Quid_Pro-Bro t1_izsrze1 wrote
Reply to comment by Shoopdawoop993 in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
That’s also my take. I think man made pollution is harming the climate. But the Earth goes in natural cycles of warming and cooling. It’s really hard to distinguish what amount is human caused or natural with the little data we have.
SansSanctity t1_izsrvg5 wrote
Reply to comment by DragoonXNucleon in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
Policy proposals like this would harm the poorest in our society and likely kill millions of people if implemented globally.
FrankDrakman t1_izsrlcu wrote
Reply to comment by Not_Legal_Advice_Pod in Football betting experiment: what if I consistently bet against the odds, on the least likely match outcome? This is the English Premier League. What happened in 2019/20? (sorry for the third similar post, I test different competitions incrementally after the jaw-dropping World Cups' results) [OC] by ikashnitsky
Wasn't that Leicester's year? No one was picking them for anything, so every game would have been an upset, at least at the beginning.
jjwoodworking t1_izsrkg3 wrote
Reply to Football betting experiment: what if I consistently bet against the odds, on the least likely match outcome? This is the English Premier League. What happened in 2019/20? (sorry for the third similar post, I test different competitions incrementally after the jaw-dropping World Cups' results) [OC] by ikashnitsky
What is the curve of end of season winnings. Is it a bell curve centered at 0? Looks like it might be
NixonTrees t1_izsr6ln wrote
This is not really DATA is beautiful. This is more...graphs are beautiful.
hectorjm94 t1_izsr3xc wrote
Climate Change is working out great for you guys! Keep it up.
Yeti-420-69 t1_izsqzxz wrote
Reply to comment by SerialStateLineXer in Healthcare Spending and Life Expectancy, by Country by WashingtonPass
High wages for the top 1% of earners... Your minimum wage is a fucking joke
Good health care for those that can afford it... The rest die with medical debt, hence the chart above.
All your food is garbage. When I travel there I find it almost impossible to eat well without just going to the grocery store and living on fresh produce. It's disgusting.
The things you listed are only available to the well off.
decideye t1_izsqu12 wrote
This december is freezing cold
TheBerg974 OP t1_izsqtvi wrote
Reply to comment by stochasticlid in [OC] In honor of the World Cup, FIFA Rankings of World Cup 2022 Quarterfinalists from 1993 to 2018 by TheBerg974
Pretty new to using it, but it's nice if you like to work with ggplot
slides_galore t1_izsqnhy wrote
Reply to comment by tessthismess in Healthcare Spending and Life Expectancy, by Country by WashingtonPass
And the ones who make policy get cadillac plans for life.
Goldblood4 t1_izsqm7v wrote
I hate this bracket. Just use a normal one gd
Yeti-420-69 t1_izsql75 wrote
Reply to comment by Late-Storm-5283 in Healthcare Spending and Life Expectancy, by Country by WashingtonPass
Money in politics is wild
Shoopdawoop993 t1_izsql6d wrote
Idk man, honeslty looks likebthere is a warming trend over the whole graph. Human emissions really didnt kick off until the 1950s. Id say this support the hypothosis that the warm period were in isnt entirely manmade.
Whygoogleissexist t1_izsqfr2 wrote
Don’t be a Chad.
Peelboy t1_izsqbly wrote
Weren't we exiting the mini ice age at that time?
jaytee158 t1_izsq8ih wrote
Reply to comment by Lochbriar in Football betting experiment: what if I consistently bet against the odds, on the least likely match outcome? This is the English Premier League. What happened in 2019/20? (sorry for the third similar post, I test different competitions incrementally after the jaw-dropping World Cups' results) [OC] by ikashnitsky
Yeah, Covid destroyed home advantage and the bookies couldn't adjust quickly enough.
I know you know this but pointing out for others
DragoonXNucleon t1_izsq66a wrote
"Keep warming under 1.5c"...
Yea, we crossed that threshold already. Right now were on track for warming of 5c, and we refuse to endure any pain switching off fossil fuel.
That time long sailed. If we dealt with emissions are Al Gore showed us the hockey stick we coulda done this without pain.
Now, its too late. We have to drastically cut and that means giving things up. We need carbon taxes, gas taxes and extreme taxes on anything emission based.
happy_knife t1_izsq5x1 wrote
Reply to comment by hesalivejim in [OC] Radial bracket - Semifinals | World Cup 2022 by twintig5
On sentirait pas un peu de seum par ici ?
Yeti-420-69 t1_izsppki wrote
Reply to comment by SophieCT in Healthcare Spending and Life Expectancy, by Country by WashingtonPass
I'm still gonna put that in the 'worst' column... Sorry!
marriedacarrot t1_izssmrf wrote
Reply to comment by Shoopdawoop993 in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
Please look at this visual: https://www.globalchange.gov/sites/globalchange/files/styles/resource_image/http/data.globalchange.gov/assets/22/05/f91f3e0f9de762a469592dc44804/CS_global_temp_and_co2_1880-2012_V3.png?itok=_eLJDZSz