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Wouldn’t it be cool for US readers to see how big foreign countries are by comparing them to presumably familiar US states?
Wouldn’t it be cool for non-US readers to see how big US states are by comparing them to presumably familiar countries?
How to get your own no-nonsense local weather forecast graph for people who understand graphs and probability.
You are invited to enter a competition among models that capture classical choice anomalies (including Allais, St. Petersburg, and Ellsberg paradoxes, and loss aversion) .
We present the new “choose an airline loyalty program” tool for 2015. It has graphical hotness.
A Journal of Marketing Research article finds that annoying ads may cost more money than they are worth
Do cab drivers miss opportunities to make more money when it rains?
REDDITORS’ BEFORE AND AFTER MEASUREMENTS ANALYZED Click to enlarge How many pounds do you need to lose in order to reduce your waistline by one inch? How many kilos do you need to lose to reduce your waistline by one centimeter? We wanted to find out. We were having trouble finding published data (though we […]
We analyzed over six million flights to help you decide on the best time to travel to avoid delays.
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We look at how batting average changes with age
Figure out how long you will live with these rules of thumb.