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pangstrom posted:Yeah the author's explanation on that one was muddled. They measures SHOULD be extremely correlated, even before you account for the length/volume scaling (and moreso after). And they are. But that correlation is also trivial/uninteresting, the dimensionality thing is trivial/uninteresting, and the appearance of an interaction can be confusing. So I'd separate the lines but NOT change the scales (just move one up to separate the lines). Or just pick weight and leave the neck size off the chart. But it's all pretty small beer I think. The author wasn't saying that demonstrating a correlation is always bad, they were pointing out that forcing one with disproportionate scales is. And they are right, there's no reason for the scales to be different proportions unless you want to try and force the visual correlation. In the strict sense of the word, the data isn't correlated because that implies a linear relationship, and as a previous poster pointed out, it is actually cubic. The new graphic doesn't really show that it is cubic, but it does remove the visual bias that would lead someone to believe it were linear. I agree that they should have picked one (probably the weight) and go from there. It seems they wish to show that dogs in the UK are becoming more fit... but we can't really tell that from their data since it seems to be all dogs and doesn't look at it by something like breed. I think what they were trying to do with the original is show that neck size and weight went lockstep down, showing that they must be the same type of dogs thus demonstrating they have become more fit.
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I was about to object with liberals overlapping the right but that's honestly the least wrong thing on that If anything it needs to overlap more
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Fiscally I am conservative, but socially I am The Left and The Right and Liberals.
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Dr. Arbitrary posted:I want to meet that person who is Left, Right, and Liberal. Check out the Democratic primary then
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I want to meet the antifa liberal who has no affiliation with the left
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Haha what is Strassergate, is Strasserism an actual ideology that people identify with in 2019. What happened e: I'm laughing at the idea of Antifa liberals, I'm imagining them showing up at a G8 summit and rioting in favor of the free market, capitalism and financial deregulation e2: tax cuts now!!! [smashes in store window] Phlegmish has a new favorite as of 07:23 on Apr 18, 2019 |
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Almost all discussion of "strassergate" I can find on the internet is focused around that tweet and as far as I can tell, this guy is antifa and either he's trolling or he took some trolling from people claiming to be nazbols a little too seriously
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door.jar posted:The more I think about this chart the more I wonder if in fact, *I* am high. I've seen that one before - I feel like the weird year thing might make sense if the data from the chart was originally from 1999 (so "1997" would just be the year before last rather than one random arbitrarily chosen year), but I'm pretty sure it's a lot more recent than that so who knows. I feel like maybe the data was in fact that old and was picked up by some CNN researcher who was googling marijuana stats and then presented in completely the wrong context, since the numbers would make sense if it was meant to show a rising percentage in number of Americans who have tried pot over the last few years. The Cheshire Cat has a new favorite as of 08:14 on Apr 18, 2019 |
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The Cheshire Cat posted:I've seen that one before - I feel like the weird year thing might make sense if the data from the chart was originally from 1999 (so "1997" would just be the year before last rather than one random arbitrarily chosen year), but I'm pretty sure it's a lot more recent than that so who knows. yeah it's in HD so it's not that old it's not what I want to believe, but I think someone at CBSN did a joke
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Looks like it's from here. Comparing polls about marijuana done "today" (2016), 2015 and 1997, presumably because 1997 was the date of some old poll they found. And then the data was presented in a pie chart by idiots.
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Hurt Whitey Maybe posted:I want to meet the antifa liberal who has no affiliation with the left 
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door.jar posted:The more I think about this chart the more I wonder if in fact, *I* am high. Lost my poo poo at the source being the MoE
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Hurt Whitey Maybe posted:I want to meet the antifa liberal who has no affiliation with the left \that's the cop plant.
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fuckin i wish hillary had gone out in these streets lookin ready to gently caress up some nazis. i'd have volunteered every goddamn weekend
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i stole these from one of the tesla threads. elon musk continues to top himself in his ability to spin yarns of purestrain bullshit 
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Suspicious Dish posted:does your car get 4000fps lmao if you car gets more than 1fps — now watch me clip through literally everything smaller than an aircraft carrieAHFUCK
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Suspicious Dish posted:does your car get 4000fps all the quicker to aim my explode-mobile full of vape batteries into a firetruck 
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Krankenstyle posted:lmao if you car gets more than 1fps — now watch me clip through literally everything smaller than an aircraft carrieAHFUCK Read this in the voice of the kid slipping on ice in the GI Joe PSA video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1LUYJnGu-M Queen Combat has a new favorite as of 19:14 on Apr 20, 2019 |
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Krankenstyle posted:lmao if you car gets more than 1fps — now watch me clip through literally everything smaller than an aircraft carrieAHFUCK preordering a tesla big rig so i can do some over the road racing
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Commenting on the substance of the actual map for a second, I'd be willing to bet it's just underdiagnosed, or missed entirely, in a lot of the poorer countries, rather than actually being at a lower frequency
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mehall posted:Commenting on the substance of the actual map for a second, I'd be willing to bet it's just underdiagnosed, or missed entirely, in a lot of the poorer countries, rather than actually being at a lower frequency The map doesn’t even list actual frequencies. For all we know, the colors could be a better scale than the labels and be indicating that there is no significant difference. (For anyone who is actually colorblind, you’re not missing anything - that’s what the map looks like to everyone.)
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mehall posted:Commenting on the substance of the actual map for a second, I'd be willing to bet it's just underdiagnosed, or missed entirely, in a lot of the poorer countries, rather than actually being at a lower frequency That's be possible, but it doesn't require expensive or difficult experiments, so it's relatively easy to take statistically significant number of people and test them. There really seems to be notable variations between populations (even though some groups in this data are too small).  source. Harrison, G.A. et al. (1977): Human Biology (via Wikipedia)
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Kennel posted:That's be possible, but it doesn't require expensive or difficult experiments, so it's relatively easy to take statistically significant number of people and test them. Who the hell was testing over 200k Japanese people  . Their sample size outnumbers every other population combined.
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Don Gato posted:Who the hell was testing over 200k Japanese people Japan had blanket colourblindness testing in schools until 2003. So someone in 1977 asked a Japanese researcher "hey we need to get some numbers on colourblind rates" and the researcher just went "sure thing, what demographic do you need, let me look it up".
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I think this qualifies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mPazYL5Nks
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Paladinus posted:I think this qualifies. I lost it when the centrist came in.
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Hmm seems like we need more manifestos!
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I agree, that's clearly causation and if we had more communist manifestos it would do wonders for our economy.
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Communist Manifesto, more like Consumerist Money-Fest!!! 
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Bet you this tracks nicely with the ol' hockey stick carbon-content-of-the-atmosphere graph
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