You seem confused about whether you’re graphing specific films/shows etc or specific characters. Why would “Solo” represent Han Solo’s lifespan in this chart when essentially every other entry is a specific movie/show/book? The logic of your chart is not internally consistent.

To me I think this speaks to people being afraid of the hard label "democrat" or "republican". The average American is capable of understanding the nuance in the arguments of either side. Most people, if they're honest with themselves, always find themselves somewhere between Democrat and Republican when it comes to individual issues.

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Then introduce a law where you can inform yourself about your collagues wage& sue the company. - Oh wait, we already have that?

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I always say that I'm practical. While I'm registered as a Dem, and have mostly voted for Dems, I live in a very heavily red area. I'm confident that if it was ever found out that I'm not a registered Republican, that pretty much everyone at both my jobs would harass me into quitting and/or moving.

Which makes the bartending a little difficult. Bunch of drunks talking politics and I'm sitting over here choosing my words carefully to make sure that they're largely blanket statements that don't really indicate who I'm talking about.

Ratio between the two, descending order

My point is that just because there is a law that prohibits pay discrimination does not mean that there is no pay discrimination.

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One's profession is not just affected by one's preference. If women are less likely to be promoted to higher-paying positions regardless of their abilities this will cause an unfair pay gap that will not show up once you normalize by position.

Anyway, even after accounting for position there is still a pay gap.

Who started near 0 around 2010 and has skyrocketed to have about 100 points? Georgia?

So we should be an anarchist society? What point are you trying to make?

I feel dumber after reading this

Source: https://stats.oecd.org/index.aspx?DataSetCode=RMW

Tool: Excel

Well if that's "the world" as OP states then USA's impact cannot be that big...

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An employee's pay is their earning.

Employees are hired by humans, humans do not make rational decisions. If a pay gap is caused by a system undervaluation of women's abilities this would cause employers to offer women less.

Hahaha. No problem at all. I couldn’t tell if you were agreeing or arguing. It all makes sense now.

What happened to Nebraska in 2001 causing the line flatter than their state?

Where I live murder is illegal, guess what?

Silly me, I thought I was going to see GPA stats.

Totally agree! it was a lot difficult to figure out how to create just a simple reference guide for someone; someone as in anyone saying hey let me sit down and understand Star Wars and what’s going on.

Also, had to considering the fact that someone could watch Star Wars in so many different.. but the questions is how do they keep everything in one understanding or timeline.

But yeah it’s not 100% it’s more like a rough idea or guide to the timeline of the force lol… figured I give it a shot haha

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Well then, objectively, we could still say Michigan sucks. Objectively, with empirical data sets used here.

Solo as character his influence/appearance is in the films/shows. Not just the movie.

In this chart, it’s how the character appears in the film/shows and 9 times out of 10, more than likely alive for the most part, there’s like 5-10 minutes of them or longer in the film/show.

Also with Star Wars there’s no information even in movies on the characters. The character was born on this day and died on this day lived this long. There’s no timestamps, which is cool but also confusing as to organizing the content

I built this in a situation, where as if someone is sitting down l, they bought all the Star Wars films/tv shows. They wanted to watch the galaxy in order or where to put the characters, make the most sense of everything… how does the one person need to watch it or connect everything together roughly where they watched it one way or the other.

Had the thought with me that, one could watch Star Wars depending on how they’re feeling/interested in probably 100 different ways.