I've never seen the movie or any part of the Evangelion franchise, but it's really highly regarded. The End of Evangelion has a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 10 reviews, and is regularly listed as one of the best anime movies of all time. A lot of movie-adjacent people like it. Wes Anderson, for example, considered it one of the 10 best animated movies ever. On Letterboxd it's the 22nd highest rated movie and 6% of people that have watched it call it one of their favourite movies.

Poor and agricultural areas have more immigrants.

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This isn't OC, this is a screenshot of from WaPo.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/02/17/bad-southern-credit-scores/

I've been staring at this for a bit, but still have no clue what to take away.

Looks like the data source is from 2018.

Fascinating because this doesn't exactly break down with any specific map trend I've seen. They often break down on political axes and the New York/Connecticut/New Jersey area looks very different from the south.

It looks like a combination of obesity and urbanization.

>Wyoming

Nah, /r/wyomingdoesntexist

Your colouring should reflect the story you want to tell. What you are basically saying is that you are ok with a visualisation where red means good and green means bad as long as there is a scale/legend.

Is this an unfinished jackson pollock painting?

I’m calling BS on this. There’s no way that any Evangelion movie would be anyone’s favorite movie.

Obesity, crime, life expectancy, education, wealth, tobacco use, alcoholism, political ideology, religion...etc

pick your metric, and it probably correlates to "worst in the south east".

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Yeah, I was just asking.

I’m saving this post as an example of the worst data chart I’ve ever seen.

I have absolutely no fucking clue what is going on.

I don’t know why the dots are where they are. What direction means, if anything, on x y axis. I mean I have no idea at all. Is this art? Is it countries?

What the actual fuck.

> Where is your data coming from?

And per your link, they are right? The south east does have lower life expectancy.

Not only is this indecipherable, but there's a whole bunch of the most common pies completely absent.

I thought OP meant 'desert pies', but there's one that isn't.. and why is it called 'pet chicken'? WTH?

Big ups to, checks notes Wyoming?

I bet this data correlates decently with obesity rates

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You are correct. It’s not an appropriate use of diverging color scheme. It’s more appropriate if you were looking at something like “change in percent of four condition Medicare recipients between 2010 and 2020”. Then one color would show trending up and the other trending down.

Yeah, the sizes of the overlapping regions are very interesting. I would have thought the neopronoun group would evenly overlap with he and she groups. But they're significantly more overlapping with the he group. The he group even has more in common with the she group than the xe/zes.

I wouldn't read into this result though. It's probably more of a result of app usage demographics than gendered tastes.

So, places with lots of fat people have more health issues

The color scale could well have been blue for low to red for high, which would have brought out the consequences of how people vote.

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