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Cool graph, but do not see Gaelic. Isn't that an old language in Scotland?

Who makes the best cars in your opinion? which of the above cars was the most fun?

Which was your favorite to drive?

In India we are taught to put commas after 3,2,2 digits.

This is because the units we use are thousand-lakh-crore-billion instead of thousand-million-billion.

In the case of Hungary the shocking part isn't the 98%. It's the fact that house prices have doubled from 2016 to 2017. Forget the chart! Now the prices are tripled compared to 2016. How? 1. Global trend 2. Local, government-supported real estate mafia.

He's put Norway instead xD

Drivers make decent money with delivery apps. And they are adults who can figure out whether a job is worth it to them or not. You don’t have to push your morality on others. Let people drive if they want, and let people order if they want.

What do you mean?

Uh oh! You’re right, there’s supposed to only be two Mazda 3s

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Thanks! I thought so too! I wish I could have included more information into the graph but it got very messy. Engine type and exact trim of each vehicle would’ve been fun

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This is so intresting !

If you’re ordering food delivery, you have the means to tip at least $1. It’s only $1 to you after paying a premium to have someone prepare your food, and an app organize the delivery.

The grueling job is the delivery for so little pay. So the tip means the most to the delivery person. It adds up in a shift if everyone would at least tip something.

So little to the payer, adds up to a lot to the person working.

Just tip something.

There’s actually a couple I didn’t include in my main tracker too because I don’t have a ton of information on them. I know their make and model but not exact year which I also track. (2003 ish) But also they’re all identical and can only be differentiated by their license plate. So I think I drove 2 of those but it could’ve been 3 or 4

You have a point. I should have added some sort of revenue stream info.

It depends. Lots of companies aim for 0 profit, because why pay high taxes and give money to shareholders when you can invest it back into the business instead? And it is even more relevant for high growth companies when additional customers are more valuable than money in the bank. Amazon famously did this for like two decades.

I have never seen one who have driven a lot of cars.

Weird way to display that type of data 🤔

I primarily based this project on the most recent phylogenetic statistical analysis from Chang et al. 2015 (University of California, Berkeley) which charts the divergence of the Indo-European language family

Link to .pdf file of the paper (you can find their tree on Figure 2)

Link to the wikipedia article about the Indo-European language family

I expanded Chang et al.'s tree by including extinct languages, and by charting the geographic spread of languages (encoded in the colour of each branch). Many areas are simplified for the sake of making it readable. Uncertainty is indicated by dotted lines and question marks.

My entirely arbitrary rule of thumb for including a language or not was if it had ~2 million native speakers, or I sometimes included obscure/minor languages if they had an interesting history that caught my attention (e.g Ossettian). Pls don't @ me complaining about the lack of Faroese!

Languages that belong to different language families are obviously not included. These include: Hungarian, Finnish, Basque, the Dravidian language family of south India, and the Semitic language group of Africa and the Middle East

I am not a paleolinguist, so there are likely errors and oversights. I just wanted to learn about a fascinating topic and produce something along the way to inspire others to do their own research. You are free to download/print do whatever you want with this poster! If you want the raw .svg file, just DM me.

You should have a line for the minority as a percent of congress and another line as that minority as the percent of the population.

Someone explain what's wrong with Hungary and Czechia?

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Every question for clarification is a good question.