This post has nothing to do with the car company. Rolls Royce cars are actually a subsidiary of BMW. This graph is for the defense and aerospace company.

Because I'm these examples the unintended consequences are that you get younger generations who are more supportive of policies like increased public transportation options and sustainable development.

I obviously don't think that the two examples mentioned here are the sole driver of these shifts in viewpoints, but they are certainly part of the soup.

Honestly I think it's a blessing that these types of unintended long term consequences are happening.

I'm guessing it's because that's about the time a lot of states started implementing restrictions on newly licensed drivers especially around passengers allowed in the vehicle. Makes it a lot less appealing if you can't drive your friends around.

Edge is a great browser and Chrome isn't going away anytime soon

That's because the first iteration was shit. It wasn't rebuilt as Chromium based until 2018 so it definitely makes sense.

It should also be noted, before anyone gets frustrated, that this list is based off of the population of the city and isn't related to the population of the metro areas the cities might reside in.

Don't post charts that are behind paywalls

>stupid morons destroying the planet

That's humanity not just China

It's per 100k population not per 100k drivers

That's one expensive deck

There are 23 other currencies that use dollars so I don't understand how you don't understand.

>In places where divorce is rare, married people are less likely to want divorce because the odds of finding someone to date after the divorce are slim.

>In places where divorce is common, there is a large pool of divorced people whom you could potentially date if you choose to divorce.

While that logically makes sense, do you know of any research that covers this specifically?

Weird. For some reason I don't see any comments other than mine and your response to me

Where's the link? Also, is there a statistical reason to believe that where you currently live is a significant predictor of divorce?

Are the dollars here USD, AUD, CAD, etc? I don't want to assume USD when you may be reporting based on your local currency.

Leave it alone

Wonder how many bodies have been disposed of on Emmerson family land

I think it would be better to view it based on something like hours per week since some have been out longer than others. For example, Glass Onion is catching up to Red Notice quickly, but it hasn't been out nearly as long.

You're correct that the government says that. Weirdly enough the data does too.

Thank you for posting a perfect example of the opposite of what should be posted here. It's helpful for other users to have an example of ugly data visualizations.

Seriously, you knew how many pieces it would have and somehow still decided a donut chart was a good idea.

Then you created the visualization and saw how difficult it was to make sense of with that many pieces and still decided it should be posted to r/dataisbeautiful.

You forgot the /s at the end of your comment. Obviously there's no way that's a serious comment made after looking at the graph.

There's plenty of that. Almost every article I read about these layoffs points out that companies overestimated demand growth and hired too quickly.

I didn't say there wasn't value in asking the question

So the first survey asked if the nuclear treaty should be a priority and the second one asked whether it should be a priority over human rights? How can you make a comparison between two very different questions?