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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:ᴟ China is probably mostly lumped into Unaffiliated which is sorta true. The data is sourced form the 2015 World Factbook. Here's the 2021 estimate for China: quote:folk religion 21.9%, Buddhist 18.2%, Christian 5.1%, Muslim 1.8%, Hindu < 0.1%, Jewish < 0.1%, other 0.7% (includes Daoist (Taoist)), unaffiliated 52.1% (2021 est.) Which sorta tracks. The difference between "folk religion" and "unaffiliated" is an odd line because there's arguably some level of overlap between the two where a bunch of people in both groups do the same sorts of things, but one considers themselves religious and another doesn't, but 
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The numbers match up reasonably well with the percentages on wikipedia, if you split "Chinese traditional religion" into part "folk religion" and part "Buddhism" (which is sorta accurate). It seems unclear to me which category organized, minor religions like Sikhism are supposed to go - they're neither unaffiliated nor folk religions - but based on the numbers it seems like they're all lumped into "unaffiliated." "Unaffiliated" is a weird term for it; they really oughta have a "nonreligious" category and an "other" category instead.
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 The plot on the left is fine. Not sure why they felt a need to make the one on the right.
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Platystemon posted:
That's impressively useless, I like how the color coding just arbitrarily changes between the two and the 3D representation actively makes the temperature component more confusing by introducing unnecessary visual information.
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DontMockMySmock posted:The numbers match up reasonably well with the percentages on wikipedia, if you split "Chinese traditional religion" into part "folk religion" and part "Buddhism" (which is sorta accurate). It seems unclear to me which category organized, minor religions like Sikhism are supposed to go - they're neither unaffiliated nor folk religions - but based on the numbers it seems like they're all lumped into "unaffiliated." "Unaffiliated" is a weird term for it; they really oughta have a "nonreligious" category and an "other" category instead. Pew research has a similar breakdown with other comprising .8%. Sikhism has a decent online profile but if you're going to call it out as unique you probably should be splitting out Christian into half a dozen categories and measuring Sunni vs. Shiite Muslims. https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2012/12/18/global-religious-landscape-exec/
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i would just split it into "correct" and "incorrect" religions and save everybody a bunch of trouble. makes the graphic design easier too
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Sikhs are cool and have good food.
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DontMockMySmock posted:The numbers match up reasonably well with the percentages on wikipedia, if you split "Chinese traditional religion" into part "folk religion" and part "Buddhism" (which is sorta accurate). It seems unclear to me which category organized, minor religions like Sikhism are supposed to go - they're neither unaffiliated nor folk religions - but based on the numbers it seems like they're all lumped into "unaffiliated." "Unaffiliated" is a weird term for it; they really oughta have a "nonreligious" category and an "other" category instead. Presumably there's also the mess of Shinto vs. Buddhist in Japan where almost everyone is both with some small exception. The CIA factbook lists both in the country section with a note on the overlap and the percentage adding up to more than 100%. Idk how they treat it for the world stats though beyond just splitting the difference since the total amount of people wouldn't be little more than a percent.
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Tree Goat posted:i would just split it into "correct" and "incorrect" religions and save everybody a bunch of trouble. makes the graphic design easier too I could save even more time by labeling them all "fiction"
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Letmebefrank posted:https://twitter.com/minouye271/status/1538860696854831104?t=1VGk9JUEyCtfMnx5zgB7Jg&s=19 Now look it's very important to not assume causation here, we don't know if age is causing age to increase, or if it's age that causes age to increase, or if there's some third thing that somehow increases both age and age
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I assume it's 'feminine/masculine' and not 'feminine'/'masculine'
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:I assume it's 'feminine/masculine' and not 'feminine'/'masculine' Then explain those words existing as separate lines on the right. e: Oh you were making the opposite point. My bad. Platystemon has a new favorite as of 17:06 on Jun 23, 2022 |
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Platystemon posted:Then explain those words existing as separate lines on the right. MTF: "I am feminine" NB: "I am feminine/masculine"
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Can't deny it's a pie chart I guess
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I dislike that lime key pie chart
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Creation not to scale
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How is Jabal the "father of nomadic shepherds" if he's pre-Noah, and hence all his descendants died in the Flood? Do they just mean that he invented the idea of nomadic shepherding? Why the distinction between "father" and "inventor"?
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DontMockMySmock posted:How is Jabal the "father of nomadic shepherds" if he's pre-Noah, and hence all his descendants died in the Flood? Do they just mean that he invented the idea of nomadic shepherding? Why the distinction between "father" and "inventor"? It's shocking, but this part of the Bible isn't considered historically accurate.
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So did Enoch die and come back to life 3 times until his 4th death when he stayed in heaven?
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Unperson_47 posted:So did Enoch die and come back to life 3 times until his 4th death when he stayed in heaven? 
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Unperson_47 posted:So did Enoch die and come back to life 3 times until his 4th death when he stayed in heaven? no
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Why doesn't Seth get his own line?
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He’s clearly just Abel 2.0. Also the Bronze Age did not exist.
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Unperson_47 posted:So did Enoch die and come back to life 3 times until his 4th death when he stayed in heaven? Some theologians/eschatologists believe that Enoch and Elijah ascended into heaven and are still alive and that they will return as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_witnesses.
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Why would it matter if they're alive or dead if Jesus can just zap them through the revolving door of life and death?
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Outrail posted:Why would it matter if they're alive or dead if Jesus can just zap them through the revolving door of life and death? It would matter quite a lot to them, because they were both Jewish. 
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I'm the 1000+ bumbags
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I'm shitshit
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm the 1000+ bumbags I'm rude dipstick
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm the 1000+ bumbags
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"Wankclown", "libsucker", and "dirthat" surprisingly underrepresented.
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Just consider this to be like that WW2 survivor bias chart and adjust your posting accordingly.
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