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3 days agoThat sounds really nice!! Unfortunately it is hard to find such a space where people who are non-binary or have bodies that don’t fit into the gender binary can go to and feel welcome :'(
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10·5 days agoImpressive data collection!
However, it is really hard to compare the wear of my own clothes with these findings because of the fundamentally different approach to clothing.
Underwear shirts typically last between 20 and 25 times. That means an active shirt with about 28 wears is likely to be nearing the end of its lifecycle
What? I wear my shirts for years and I don’t have that many of them either. Sure, they get holes at some point but that isn’t a reason for me not to wear them. My point is, the wear expectancy is substantially different if one throws out clothes after 20 wears or if one keeps using them until they fall apart.
Not sure if OP is the author, but these R graphs are really bland. Looks like ggplot2, so why not use a package like ggthemes? Or at least remove the atrocious grey background (personal opinion)?
Nice visualization!
And just because it made me think of one of my all-time favorite songs:
Well, isn’t that how it’s also done on the reddit sub by the same name for years?
Fair point, I guess this would be a good reason to plot it like this. Maybe the author of the graph should have labeled it accordingly to avoid confusion though…
The Y axis is throwing me off a bit. If the X axis already shows the amount of protein per mass, why would you also couple the Y axis to the amount of protein? So all the products low on the X axis automatically increase along the Y axis. For example, the vegetables are probably that costly in this graph because they have a low protein content, not because they are necessarily that expensive.
4·4 months agoOK, so Turkey is fascist and Portugal has a needle
as its most used emoji?? And what does the polish beaver stand for?
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As a trans woman I never liked public bathrooms before transitioning. I’ve rarely ever used urinals and peeing while standing seems always messier, even if outdoors. In a toilet stall where you can sit, you can always also use toilet paper. (And especially with a penis you don’t have to sit down completely, you can squat over the seat of it is too dirty.) When peeing while standing don’t you all get a bit of pee in your underpants?? And people who pee standing while on a toilet with a seat (be it at home or visiting someone) are just disgusting. And I don’t know any fellow Germans who stand while peeing at home. One generation up it was still very different. I guess this is one of the outcomes of feminism that taught cis men to be responsible for their own mess. If you never had to clean your urine of the toilet or floor you had hardly any incentive to pay attention. Glad this has somewhat changed.
Nice! It’s even more fun to be able to read all the comments :D
There are also English versions on the website for anyone who is also trying to figure out the details ;)
https://www.kyoto-aquarium.com/sokanzu/en/2024/
It’s a lot of fun to look through and very interesting. Thanks OP!
Thanks for pointing that out. It is a bit like the distribution on a violin plot then. But it still is weird how the colors are distributed and albeit I think it does indeed look nice, I think this plot shouldn’t be in this community…
This is an even more confusing answer!
Am I the only one who is totally confused by the lower plot? How is the data distributed among the positive and negative y axis? Is the negative portion supposed to be negative annual revenue? Why are CDs then in the positive and negative at the same time. I desperately need more labeling or explanation please. It sure looks nice, but I’m completely at loss…
Not interested in arguing with you. Try to do some research on the topic and you will see.
Here a random list of sources for you to start with, but the internet is really full if you were just to search for it…
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK278977/
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41574-019-0176-8
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7047244.stm
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33977636/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_determinants_of_obesity?wprov=sfla1
ETA: Actually, just read the removeding Wikipedia article on obesity!
Blaiming obesity on caloric intake and overeating alone is a gross oversimplification. Sure, it is part of the cause, but you are not helping anyone by just blaming people for their individual behavior. Actually, you are part of the problem! So please go and educate yourself instead of trying to pump up your low self esteem by narrow-mindedly bashing on others…
Yayyy! I felt really seen in this event ♥
But it may be something to work towards to, isn’t it? Or at least get rid of these societal taboos?
Where I live and grew up (Germany), there isn’t that much of a taboo on nudity. I liked showering in my gym for example where there is only a shared (gendered) shower. Since starting my transition I wouldn’t feel welcome in any gendered shared public shower however. I would really like to stop hiding my body but instead feel more included among cis people. One day I hope…
I still prefer going swimming naked (if there are not too many people around) because it avoids gendered swim wear. At most lakes in Germany you can find people going swimming naked or with swim wear. Just coexisting :)