Correlation coefficient? Also, I feel any stock that is increasing in value will have more searches. Like, stock price reflects popularity.

You declined a 75k for a 70k? Why, if it's okay to ask?

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You should expand this to show 2017 data which was the bull cycle before this one.

Assuming it's a linear relationship

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That’s cause they spend so much on marketing

Hi u/kwantitative, great chart.

I was wondering if the content in the link below is the full cookbook on how to make something like the above? I know a little R, so just wondering if I could actually do this.

Would it be possible to add one more line, so two lines are moving simultaniously?

Thanks a lot.

K

Pick a random country off the list. There's at least a 50% chance, eyeballing it, that their total plastic produced there is < 6% of the United States' plastic. And that's pretending they are themselves dumping all of theirs too, so actually way more than that, probably like 80+% chance the US is dumping more, when you account for a lot of these other countries also using landfills.

That is correct. Including other craft beers makes the chart a bit too messy.

It makes sense that any one craft beer would not be a large percentage but as a block grouped together I think a “craft beer” category would be a sizeable number.

I was wrong!

I’m not going to look at the findings, but first take a guess: the south.

This is correct. There was an "other" category for beer including many craft brands, but its inclusion makes the chart a bit too messy.

Bud Light tastes like shit!

Greetings from The Netherlands <3

I don't understand what you mean. What would be more than half? Half of what exactly?

And anti union. Exploit cheap labor. Amerikkka.

I’m amazed how many Americans still drink crap beer.

The most obvious thing to me is the introduction of Nvidia's RTX series cards.

The link for guns per capita looks wrong: https://wisevoter.com/state-rankings/guns-per-capita/

Did you mean gun-ownership-by-state: https://wisevoter.com/state-rankings/gun-ownership-by-state/?

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Once the AIs unionize the cost is gonna go up dramatically.

Well the beer ‘block’ is bigger than the trails that lead off. Implying there’s less popular beer that they just didn’t list

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