1. It's not cool to repost my chart from twitter without the attribution ". You're welcome to post them with the footer.

  2. Source: Official US States Department Report

  3. Notable Highs: USA (664), Turkmenistan (552), Cuba (510), Thailand (445), Brazil (357), Turkey (335), Russia (329)

  4. The huge zoom bubble is horrible, you could’ve included another slide with a european continent close-up. And btw why is it Europe and not any other region? I still can’t see the rates of many different African countries.

  5. Slides, a very good idea. It never crossed my mind. Just to emphasize on low imprisonment rates in developed EU countries.

  6. Bro, not having data for North Korea? they are literally 100K per 100K

  7. Fishy as fuck. math doesn't check out. What the sample size and source?

  8. 4+ million US-born babies 2000 to 2014 (please read my original comment for more details and link to source data)

  9. Any details about what or how much data is used for this graph? Or where did you get the data from?

  10. 4+ million US born babies 2000 to 2014. Please see my original comment for details.

  11. 🇮🇪 Ireland: 7 🇸🇪 Sweden: 7🇬🇧 UK: 5🇫🇷 France: 5🇳🇱 Netherlands:

  12. I am sorry about that. This map was created with software (plotset's EU template), not using graphics tools. The EU map of plotset at this point does not have Türkiye included. This will be fixed soon.

  13. Wrong colour for Belgium :neutral_face:

  14. Oops! I hate when that happens. Thanks for pointing out.

  15. 🇮🇪 Ireland: 7 🇸🇪 Sweden: 7🇬🇧 UK: 5🇫🇷 France: 5🇳🇱 Netherlands:

  16. Aren't all those gray EU countries misleading? Am I wrong or aren't all EU countries permissive of same sex marriage?

  17. The marriage is not recognized though

  18. Where same-sex marriage is legal:

  19. Source: various Wikipedia articles including:

  20. Your observation has to do with the median. Few very high earners drive average higher than the median.

  21. Nominal dollars? Which exchange rate? Purchasing pay parity?

  22. Nominal Dollars (You can access and modify the chart here:

  23. Good question! Just to clarify, This treemap wasn't manually created using graphic design tools, but rather it's a software-generated visualization that anyone can access via the links provided, then easily modify it to create a similar chart in just a few minutes. While it's not perfect, I'm excited to share this template that I worked hard to create. As this data type is quite common, I believe this template could be helpful for many people.

  24. For US it doesn't matter as much, it has infinite printing machine.

  25. Honestly dataisbeautiful and mapporn is giving me 1567853 reasons a day not to leave NY ever.

  26. These numbers are at least partly made up. I'm basing this on the fact that I live in the US and I've never been asked if I attended church.

  27. Someone else also pointed out that people will not answer surveys like thus truthfully

  28. Right after this post, Elon Musk announced twitter blue verified accounts are now 1st class citizens. Twitter is now basically a "pay-to-win" platform.

  29. ₹6,800.00 for web pricing which is 83$ as of today. You are probably checking the prices on a mobile! That's the point of the chart, check the prices on a desktop.

  30. The ocean is just trying to keep up with inflation 😂

  31. DC as always being an outlier in US map visualizations!

  32. Hey - incredible, thank you! I noticed that post yesterday and immediately thought of this one :)

  33. Yes, more than 300 comments on that one mentioned the choice of chart was bad (some nice criticism, some harsh language) So I really had to revise it. I noticed folks didn't like the color on the first slide either, but the rest were ok I guess.

  34. Unpopular opinion: I downvoted as I don't find data beautifully rendered.

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