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mimprocesstech t1_jc0z9bg wrote

Reply to comment by theantscolony in [OC] Well-being Distribution based on Income Bracket in the US by ketzu

https://imgur.com/a/aLvxxIR

I made a scatter plot. Seems like it tells the story a little better, to me anyway.

It doesn't show the density, but from what I gather is the more you make the less likely you are to be more or less "emotionally well" and more content than either of the extremes.

Line plot basically the same.

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Ralwus t1_jc0z94f wrote

Reply to comment by BluebellsMcGee in Cancer timeline: treatment for stage 3c triple positive breast cancer (all cancers are unique, this is my personal timeline; similar diagnoses will have a similar, but not identical, timeline) [OC] by BluebellsMcGee

I realize this is personal to you so I won't reply further and have edited my previous post.

But just know that discussion is one of the purposes of this sub. I'm not trying to insult you.

> A place to share and discuss visual representations of data: Graphs, charts, maps, etc.

wiki

> Posts should strive to present information as effectively as possible.

> A lack of good design ultimately limits the ability of a visualization to convey information.

> If you have some design experience, please add some constructive criticism, so people know how to improve.

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elhospitaler OP t1_jc0z5zb wrote

Reply to [OC] Results after a little over a month on Hinge (M/27) by elhospitaler

Made with https://sankeymatic.com/build/

Data source: me

For context - Straight, 27 y.o. Asian American male in a major US metro, grad student in a STEM field. All second dates will probably become third dates. And on other apps (bumble, okcupid), I've had basically zero responses/dates.

On hinge you get 8 likes to send per day, and I've been swiping pretty much every day, so I've probably sent likes to around 300 people.

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_ser_kay_ t1_jc0r00w wrote

Reply to comment by BluebellsMcGee in Cancer timeline: treatment for stage 3c triple positive breast cancer (all cancers are unique, this is my personal timeline; similar diagnoses will have a similar, but not identical, timeline) [OC] by BluebellsMcGee

I know people want you to be OK, and it usually comes from a well-meaning place. But damn, you’ve been through a lot, for a long time. It’s more than fine to be nowhere near OK.

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