Funny how the same data set, with some shifts, flips, and re-coloring can represent so many different things.
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Following up on the previous post...Funny how the same data set, with some shifts, flips, and re-coloring can represent so many different things.
Funny how the same data set, with some shifts, flips, and re-coloring can represent so many different things.
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Hmmm. That chart is missing pirates and their contribution to climate change.
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