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JPAnalyst t1_j6fj559 wrote
Reply to Guess which one is JJJ... [OC] by michaelGaryScarn009
What’s the R-squared without JJJ?
Great post BTW
JPAnalyst t1_j64y124 wrote
Reply to comment by Narrow_Ad2264 in Peter Sagan to stop road races, targets Olympics for farewell. by PrincessBananas85
This headline reads 10X better than your comment. I read your mess three times and still don’t know what you’re saying.
JPAnalyst t1_j496usv wrote
Reply to comment by GrizzlyHerder in [OC] Documented Conflict Fatalities: 1989-2022 by TheBroadHorizon
Yeah. Rwanda isn’t just a movie “Hotel Rwanda” and I don’t pretend to know a lot about the genocide, but this is sobering data. So many innocent lives. Mom’s, dads, sons, daughters, families, children. In the West, we just overlook this stuff as some blip in the news that doesn’t concern us. “It’s just some poor nation that can’t get their shit together. Whateves” is often the mentality. It’s terrible.
JPAnalyst t1_j47ge9x wrote
Incredible to look at. Great work on this. Creative and beautiful. Sad data though.
JPAnalyst OP t1_j460hhc wrote
Reply to comment by LurkingChessplayer in [OC] The U.S. House of Representatives elected the Speaker of the House after 15 ballots. 1859 was the last year to require more than 15 ballots. by JPAnalyst
Right. Democrats can’t wear a tan suit, buy cookware, or fall off a bike without half of the country losing their God damned minds. Please have some self awareness for your own tribe.
JPAnalyst OP t1_j43mp66 wrote
Reply to comment by Just_Looking_Busy in [OC] The U.S. House of Representatives elected the Speaker of the House after 15 ballots. 1859 was the last year to require more than 15 ballots. by JPAnalyst
They said “yes” though.
JPAnalyst OP t1_j42wmor wrote
Reply to comment by lafuntimes1 in [OC] The U.S. House of Representatives elected the Speaker of the House after 15 ballots. 1859 was the last year to require more than 15 ballots. by JPAnalyst
You seem really nice. S/ No wonder no one responds to your begging for sex on the internet.
JPAnalyst OP t1_j40qpow wrote
JPAnalyst t1_j3hf2vn wrote
What happens to John 3:16 data without football end zones? Can you rerun the numbers excluding that?
JPAnalyst t1_j3476z7 wrote
Reply to comment by corink420 in Data IS versus Data ARE. Glad to see more search results for the grammatically-correct phrasing. [OC] by prettyhugediscer
There are people today who have only known the game since they started saying RBI. I’m old and I’m not changing. 75% of my life we used an S. LOL.
JPAnalyst t1_j33voz8 wrote
Reply to Data IS versus Data ARE. Glad to see more search results for the grammatically-correct phrasing. [OC] by prettyhugediscer
I won’t say data are. I know it’s grammatically correct but I’m not doing it. I’m also not going to say datum.
I’m also not changing plural RBIs to RBI in baseball.
JPAnalyst t1_j30bkyi wrote
Reply to comment by Rorik1356 in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
I’m not a PETA supporter and their statement is not true unless your being a pedant for the sake of arguing in vary bad faith. The spirit of the post, and we all know this, is by reducing your meat consumption by a day a week “for the rest of to it life” less animals will be killed.
Mr arguing for arguments sake is only arguing for a point in time, which isn’t “the rest of your life” and isn’t the spirit of the post. Reducing the demand for meat, reduces the production and harvesting of meat. It doesn’t kill the same mount of animals. Why is this such a hard concept for you all to understand?
JPAnalyst t1_j30asht wrote
Reply to comment by trentgibbo in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
Im not a vegan, and I’m not interested in changing your eating habits. I just call out bullshit when I see it. If you’re believing that decreased demand doesn’t decrease supply you’re also willfully dumb. You’re both proof that people will believe whatever the fk they want regardless of what they were taught. Just eat meat, without being liars.
JPAnalyst t1_j2zrc34 wrote
Reply to comment by Rorik1356 in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
If you have a high tolerance for utter ignorance good for you. You’re a better person than me.
JPAnalyst t1_j2zr6uy wrote
Reply to comment by The_Paradoxigm in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
You said this
> Either way, that's 1 less cow that's alive.
In response to this
> Less animals will be bred to meet demand. So they’re not killed.. they’ll just for the most part never live.
That’s beyond stupid. I’m sorry, but I feel like you’re being dumb on purpose. You’re arguing in bad faith and I’m not wasting any more time.
JPAnalyst t1_j2zpnao wrote
Reply to comment by The_Paradoxigm in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
So now a 1 cow not being bred for suffering and being killed is the same as 1 cow being bred for suffering and being killed. Good lord, how do you get through life with such a lack of common sense.
JPAnalyst t1_j2zp9bb wrote
Reply to comment by The_Paradoxigm in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
That’s obtuse as hell. The current supply yes, but you and I both know that future supply would decrease. I don’t understand why you feel the need to push against commonly known supply and demand theory. The mental gymnastics you people are going through. Just fcking eat meat if you like it, but don’t try to fool other people.
JPAnalyst t1_j2zovg0 wrote
Reply to comment by LePetitePoopoo in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
Whatever your opinion is on that I don’t care. My point is, your comment about eating less meat not changing the supply and animals getting killed anyway, couldn’t be more wrong. If you want to eat meat because it’s tasty, go ahead, but don’t make up easily debunked tales.
JPAnalyst t1_j2zlwo8 wrote
Reply to comment by The_Paradoxigm in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
Say you don’t know how supply and demand works without saying you don’t know how supply and demand works
JPAnalyst t1_j2zlkj0 wrote
Reply to comment by LePetitePoopoo in How many animals do you eat in your lifetime? by ImplementAny4362
This is a stupid comment. Over the long term if a significant amount of people didn’t eat meat 1 day a week, demand goes down and supply goes down - animal production would decrease therefore less animals will be bred for food and less animals will be killed for food.
JPAnalyst t1_j2uip23 wrote
Reply to comment by Series_G in 2022 Asset Return [OC] by rosetechnology
Right, that’s the equities line. It’s about -20%
JPAnalyst t1_j1s1cd8 wrote
Reply to comment by dba1990 in [OC] North American cities by number of major sports championships (Updated December 2022) by twintig5
Maybe me and your bro can start our own support group.
JPAnalyst OP t1_j6hzx0u wrote
Reply to [OC] Joe Burrow's career performance at Arrowhead ("Burrowhead") Stadium by JPAnalyst
Source: Pro Football Reference and ESPN
Chart: Excel
Explanation/Analysis: (this is /s)
It has been a widely assumed narrative that Joe Burrow dominates the Chiefs at Arrowhead stadium based on the renaming of the Stadium to Burrowhead by Bengals player Mike Hilton. The name Burrowhead caught on like wildfire over the week and was adopted by many Bengals fans and even the Mayor of Cincinatti. So, I decided to go through the painstaking effort to find out just how dominant Joe Burrow is at Burrowhead Stadium. In yesterday's AFC Championship game at Burrowhead, a healthy Joe Burrow (26/41 for 270, 1 TD 2 INT) was outplayed by a one-legged Patrick Mahomes (29/43 for 326, 2 TDs 0 INTs) as the Chiefs advanced to their 3rd Super Bowl in the last 4 seasons.
When I looked at the data, it turns out that Joe Burrow is actually significantly worse at Burrowhead stadium. Burrow's Passer rating decreases by 22% and his ANY/A decreases by 31% when he is playing in the stadium named after him. You can see the details in the charts below.
Additionally, Joe Borrow's winning percentage when NOT at Burrowhead Stadium is .606. Thats really good, it's the equivalent of slightly better than a 10-7 record over the course of a full season. But what happens when he plays at Burrowhead? It drops to .500; a decrease in winning percentage of -.106.
Joe Burrow's passer rating of 78.0 at Burrowhead is the equivalent of Davis Mills passer rating in 2022 (31st ranked out of 33 QBs). His ANY/A at Burrowhead is the same as Carson Wentz (32nd out of 33). Burrow essentially becomes one of the worst quarterbacks in the league when his is playing at the inaptly named Burrowhead Stadium.
Now, I know some of you might be inclined to point out that it's only a two-game sample size at Burrowhead. But I now have double the sample size used in my analysis than what was used to suggest that Burrow's performance was worthy of a name change. I feel like a two-game sample size is scientifically and narratively appropriate.