The Chart of the Day

[durangopipe]

I'm pretty sure the same chart would fairly accurately reflect the number of college/university faculty vs. college/university administrators.

[infidel]

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[Sir Moose]

[FredS]

^^That soccer ball sucks. Probably made in China.

[Sir Moose]

Interesting article with interesting charts:

The short history of global living conditions and why it matters that we know it.

[John-Boy]

[serapion]

Interesting article with interesting charts:

The short history of global living conditions and why it matters that we know it.

I have shared this web site with some of my pessimistic friends in the past, and on my facebook page.
Nothing like facts and data!

[gaining_age]

Interesting article with interesting charts:

The short history of global living conditions and why it matters that we know it.

I have shared this web site with some of my pessimistic friends in the past, and on my facebook page.
Nothing like facts and data!

I borrowed this as well. Thanks!

[gaining_age]

I found this interesting after seeing some comments about icebergs melting causing the ocean to rise (scientists say) due to that new Delaware sized iceberg in the Antarctic. I searched and found the rising is measured in micrometers (1000ths of a millimeter) --* the cause is by it being freshwater density difference and temperature expansion due to changes from ice to median sea water temperature--> the bulk of displacement is already accounted for due to Archimedes principle*. Got me curious as to how much evaporation of the ocean occurs in the cycle... tada-- a chart.




Edit to add content within **.

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