I love that you did this (ahem) research. Been thinking about doing this here in Philadelphia.

I like it.. informative and helpful.

No. Not buying it. There's such a thing as substantive incompatibility in data and the author is always responsible for that. The responses above about rrends in reporting crime and what falls into property and violent crime buckets are spot on.

According to your findings, there is 2x the amount of property and violent crime (combined) in Canada vs US. I'll grant Canada could surprise me and be higher. But 2x?

If I presented this to a professional audience (which I do for a living) there would some serious skepticism from the audience. Not buying this analysis without some real explanations about the reliability of data sources, timings (3 yr diff), and so on.

I'm shocked. Shocked, I tell you.

I was a little hard on the OP, but they nailed it....

Red states are more obese, less productive, more incarcerating, and so on...Really great stuff.

Yep. There you go. Very nicely done. On another note: Did you need to munger together a bunch of data for this? What sources did you use?

I'm honestly glad you are looking to this data. However, you keep posting these scatter plots without any SUBSTANTIVE findings. In your explanatory text you said alot but didn't provide the actual SUBSTANTIVE findings. What did you learn about Repubs and Dems, incarceration and so on through this exercise?

Dude, are you trying to start a fight?

Search is your friend... on Reddit, on Google, on whatever. There's a 1000 of these posts with the same question.

HELP ME BOT

Are they actually anywhere else? Maybe they are off duty on disability pay.

This is a great answer. Been in Philly 20 yrs now. My wife and I lived in DC for years and I still travel down for work. I adore all that DC has to offer but the traffic and cost of living are just absurd. Your 5% percent pay cut will be offset by lower housing costs.

One thing that hasn't been mentioned is the Philly vibe. People here take the Philly grit and spirit much more seriously than you find in DC. Not many people in DC are actually from DC and it doesn't have the working class roots you find in Philly. I love the chip on Philly's shoulder, but it isnt for everybody.

The SAT is a load of horse-ahem, anyway. It's not a predictor of intelligence or life outcomes or even college graduation. So much so that many colleges don't even require it, anymore. GPA is a better predictor of college success. And even that has serious limitations, post-Covid.

I get what the author is implying. Just wish they would come out and say instead of (probably) posting back to the thread under another handle.

The careerism these days is exhausting.

All the trauma porn on this sub is killing me. What's next? A flower garden?

Thx for this

But (not from here... only 20 yrs here) what was the purpose of JFK? What sport or whatever was it supposed to host?

Thanks for what you are doing. Respect.

Fair chance? Curious. What does that mean?

Please stop being a nitwit. They are non-profits that are absolutely bankrupting people. Make that last statement makes sense.

Hospitals are just one node in an opaque network of care. That network is opaque, so impenetrable, that they try to make you sign a "I'll pay for anything" waiver before you know what services you will need. They do this so that YOU are the one holding the bag at the end of it all.

It's so bad, in fact, that they can't tell you the cost/prices of procedures even AFTER they do them. Congress has recently mandated that they post costs/prices... and they can't seem to do it.

Shit broke.

Congrats! CAR-T is a great space to be in. Surprised it took that many applications.

drexel_dragoon has this correct. This is the way.

Data is not beautiful when you post 3 scatterplots and just expect people to figure it out. Hope about some descriptions or legends or findings?

Just apeculating, but your mood seems simar in opposite months. Am I just imagining that?