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Christo posted:My god. It's like he started on a "college is like a bike" analogy and forgot how to stop. He couldn't stop if he wanted to, the brake levers aren't attached to the wheels.
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Eyeballing it, it's about 1 film a year so maybe it's his highest-rated film each year? Or maybe it's cherry-picking data and is therefore both funny and awful.
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Dienes posted:Did you try reading the Y axis label? Dammit, I thought it said "film"!  Well, I'm not the only one.That's a pretty useless way of organising the data, though. If Raging Bull and Meet the Fockers came out in the same year it would look mediocre rather than both great and poo poo simultaneously. E: Per-year data being labelled with film names is a bit misleading too. Safety Biscuits has a new favorite as of 03:13 on Jul 29, 2016 |
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Outrail posted:I want to know more about arousal span. PMs sent.
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DarkHorse posted:I remember seeing another that I think used Bram Stoker’s Dracula (or maybe it was Underworld) and concluding humanity was basically doomed unless vampires were exterminated very, very early on This is about Dracula. Van Helsing says that anyone attacked by a vampire will become one. If you assume each vampire kills one human a month, it's about 20 months from the creation of the first vampire to everyone being a vampire.
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That makes me think of some super homophobic country. "There are no gay people in Bigotalia, but being gay is illegal anyway." Also, I'm the timeline going from 1790 to Cuba.
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New thread title please.
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