dataisdepressing, but I do appreciate an information-dense infographic.

I'll always share this site. If you take the time to go through it all it's depressing but very informative.

For people interested in a long video. He doesn't get into the modern for-profit-prison system really BUT this does get into how long this has been going on. How, post-civil war, prisons were used to keep black people in shackles (based on charges like "not having a job") and it never really stopped.

I know in the grand scheme of digits of pi it's not that interesting. But that 999999 near the middle is very satisfying, especially since it stands out with this coloring.

Yeah I'd agree. There's like 4 reasonable ways to sort this (female expectancy, male expectancy, difference, or alphabetical) and difference seems like the most obvious given the reason these were separated out. Even if it's a bit uglier.

Ohhhh okay. So like 0-0 isn't a tie it's like 10-0 or something. Got it. Thanks for the explanation.

I could be misunderstanding this. How is there a 0.9% probability of a 1-0 game (for Eagles)? I thought, from Scorigami, that was impossibe.

I almost made it a whole year before discovering the Rams won.

Kinda neat I guess. I would personally put "Pure-blood or half-blood" between half and pure-blood. Also kinda weird that category exists when unknown exists.

Also why is Unknown/No house between Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw?

Well the people who make policy do. The other 99.9% of us hate them.