Yo mama so fat, when she comes back from holiday it's called mass immigration

"In the absence of [Variable], the results would be the same across [Variable]."

Technically correct, but the statement is meaningless. The assumption that we can reliably design statistical controls for something as pervasive to society as racial differences is rather optimistic, to say the least

I'm sure it does - but that's the graph I want to see, not this one.

It's a nice animation, but I think you missed a great opportunity to have the ring expand and contract according to the total power output. This would let viewers see both relative share of nuclear power and, crucially, the amount of nuclear power actually being produced.

Does this account for the proportion of population that is X being certain to have positive views about people who are X? Because that's a rather important adjustment to make, before drawing any correlation to general public attitudes!

What one letter word has three syllables? Is it 'I' with a Geordie accent?

I love this data presentation - it might not be the clearest to read, but the overall effect is really beautiful and fits this sub much better than the usual post.

Wow, a lot of love for Junichiro Tanizaki! What attracted you to his writing, and which of his books do you recommend starting with?