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I find this incredibly difficult to decipher. The empty and dotted circles.. what?
the empty circles mean, well, empty i.e. zero.
Great work. Nice visualisation, and so true!
I really like how you use simple images to tell a story. Thanks for sharing. Planning to reference (if that is OK) as a good example of visual story telling. Best. P.
yeah, of course it’s okay. thanks, peter.
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Instead of looking at only the most common job in each state, I found the top five for a slightly wider view.
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Based on the “half-your-age-plus-seven” rule, the range of people you can date expands with age. Combine that with population counts and demographics, and you can find when your non-creepy dating pool peaks.
It seems like no matter what I do, I cannot sleep through the night. Will it ever let up? According to the data, the answer is no and it will only get worse.
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I find this incredibly difficult to decipher. The empty and dotted circles.. what?
the empty circles mean, well, empty i.e. zero.
Great work. Nice visualisation, and so true!
I really like how you use simple images to tell a story. Thanks for sharing. Planning to reference (if that is OK) as a good example of visual story telling. Best. P.
yeah, of course it’s okay. thanks, peter.
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