By Ben Shabad, full-time graduate student and part-time cartoon-drawing person.
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We looked at shifts in job distribution over the past several decades, but it was difficult to see by how much each occupation group changed individually. This chart makes the changes more obvious.
I combed through personal data that I’ve actively and passively collected since early graduate school to see how life is different now with a 6-month old.
It seems like there’s been more player movement than usual over the years. Didn’t players used to play on a single team for the entirety of their careers?
Some states have high rates. Some have low. But whether a state is lower or higher for you depends on more than just the high brackets.
