Interesting infographic. However, I find the inner white (sometimes black?) circles to be rather confusing. What do they represent? Why are there so many that are the same diameter within each country? If they’re aren’t many distinctions, then what information are they trying to tell me?

MJT isnt representative of the right, was the point I was making

We don’t need divorce we don’t need revolution, revolution is for communists and u don’t know what the true goAl is. We have perfect legal ways to restore Constitutional, republican government the bill of rights and constitution guarantees everything we need

Damn 1 hour feeding time my kid would be snacking while I was snoring. Poor women. God bless you all.

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People who live in cities cant afford shit

People who dont can

People who live in cities can find work

People who dont can less (only in specific fields)

Gen Z not on there because it will be 0%

All racial categories are social/political, not scientific, as the Census itself is careful to observe. Labels and self identification change over time as well.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/02/25/the-changing-categories-the-u-s-has-used-to-measure-race/

“OMG haha she is so full of shit” then go on to do a massive in-depth analysis of What If Divorce because clicks

I kept looking at this chart expecting insights to like.. Divorce.

Not the entertainment of some looney House Members from the most racist part of Atlanta's Twitter rant.

Relax man. You’re not being objective when you say things like this either.

Eh, that seems right to me.

If you’ve only lived in large cities your entire life then… yeah, every house you see is going to be like $400,000.

A lot of America just doesn’t live in those cities and never has. If you are living in Idaho or Montana there are a lot of places where you can still get a house pretty comfortably with some degree of dual income (or just one decent job).

Nah, my cohort just realized there's a bunch of suckers for victim status. Its weird. People wear hardships like pieces of flair.

If I’m reading it correctly, millennials have been crying wolf

Ah yes, Jan 6th doesn’t even come close to all the violent rioting and burning of our cities done by leftist whiners in the summer of 2020

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Just use a bar chart.

A pie chat is a very obvious choice to give a fast view on the results of a dichotome question. Also notice the nice coloring.

Edit because many downvoted: Why all the hate for a poor pie chart? It's a standard chart to show what answers of 100 are reaching a bigger or smaller part. For example very common if you want to show the importance of different industries as parts of s countries GDP.

The impact is the message to all potential aggressors: It's not just "The West" condemning Russias actions, it's a vast majority of countries.

We're still in a very early state of uniting the planet so this is one small step.

It's as misleading as leaving out absentions of a general election

Edit: Did you know that 33% did not vote in the last US election and no one cares? If you downvote at least argue why it's a difference if less than 20% of countries did the same in the UN vote?

I was asleep, sorry.

All cowards

The data itself is beautiful.

Edit: Please read the rules.

>Does appearance matter?

>Yes! But pretty pictures are not the aim of this subreddit. Posts should strive to present information as effectively as possible. Part of that process is visual design. Default output from Excel, R, mapping programs, etc. can be overly cluttered and hard to understand. Try looking at font sizes, erroneous grid lines, alignment, and aliasing. A lack of good design ultimately limits the ability of a visualization to convey information.

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Doesn’t this say 50% of white millennial 30 year olds own homes?

In the very white town in Georgia that I grew up in, probably more than 50% of 30 year olds own homes.

Granted, you can get a nice home in that town for under $150k, but generally speaking homes are much cheaper in small town white America than in more diverse cities.