This is one of the observation. It seems there are two (very) different ways to make a chocolate pie, at least in terms of ingredients.

It's not technically incorrect, it just 'feels' like it is because it's uncommon. It's been used as a gender-exempt singular pronoun for well over a century, although the non-binary adoption is relatively new.

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Singular they isn't incorrect.

No it's not. Singular they has been in the english language for hundreds of years, even Shakespeare used it.

My house in Atlanta was on the eastern continental divide. When you click on my back yard it flows to the Gulf and when you click across the street it flows to the Atlantic.

So there is a drastic difference between "Chocolate Pie" and "Chocolate Pie"?

Source: https://archive.is/Fuslg/again?url=https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/02/17/bad-southern-credit-scores/%3Futm_source=reddit.com

They won 10 championships in 12 years, a pantheon dynasty.

Yeah, that one irritated me also.

Thanks for the post and the link. This would look quite a bit different if we just used the past 30 years.

That’s quite the slope for UCLA

The distance between ingredients makes it a bit confusing to read. The idea of clustering though is neat.

Any suggestions for a better title? This one my have been too data science-y

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You might be right. But some of the comments are helpful. Like the one recommending to put a legend that indicates a dot is an individual internat pie recipe. And a scale diagram on the bottom like you find on maps to indicate the distance is differences in the recipe ingredients.

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full ranking of all College Basketball program and a decade by decade breakdown is located at this link

Source: Sports-reference.com

Tools used: adobe illustrator, excel

Maybe I can put a circle at the top with the label "A internet Pie Recipe" to show that the circles are individual recipes.

And a scale diagram like you find on maps at the bottom, with ticks that say 'small differencess in ingredients' and 'big differencess' to indicate that the distance between circles are the amount of differences is recipe ingredients.

dude, this looks so much worse than I thought now that I have this. ALl the way to the Gulf.

Yeah, I was really hoping this was a map.

This is one of the coolest things I've seen on the internet in a long time. It would be very helpful in many ways I bet to map out chemical spills and such if that got into a waterway. I'm learning about geography too. That's such a cool thing to do. Students in middle school should all be using this.

It’s just very unclear! No idea what the circles mean or what the distance represents. I would maybe label a few circles as an example and have a clear title?

(Sorry my comment was way too mean for the effort that was put in! Just could be a really cool concept!)

Number one is to add a title and explanation to the image. If your data visualization does its job, I shouldn't need to come to the comment section to have any clue what I'm looking at.