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Brilliant!
]]>I do enjoy that graph. However, I wonder if global temperatures are falling now that the number of pirates are rising – I suspect so 😉
]]>If it counted as scientific facts we would be in a world with very very few variables – which conveniently only move together when it is relevant.
The poor data analysis we see around the blogsphere would then become top rated, peer reviewed, scientific knowledge – I can’t imagine earning much from this sort of knowledge though, given the low barriers to entry 😛
]]>If using graphs like this counted as proving a scientific fact then the world would be a whole lot easier to explain
But then imagine all the conflicting “facts” we would have:)
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