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Same... have played around with this and it's an awesome tool.

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Clear negative trend between fertility (births per woman) and oil use per capita. So, when people spend less time driving around and being productive, they spend more time at home shagging with the missus.

Link to chart: Worldbank Chart

Wall Street leaders now understand that they made a mistake, one born of their innocent and trusting nature. They trusted ordinary Americans to behave more responsibly than they themselves ever would, and these ordinary Americans betrayed their trust.
 
BeefHere's mine:

Clear negative trend between fertility (births per woman) and oil use per capita. So, when people spend less time driving around and being productive, they spend more time at home shagging with the missus.

Link to chart: Worldbank Chart

Interesting, but more likely it's a spurious correlation, as oil use is a proxy for income, which is well known to be negatively correlated with fertility

 
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BeefHere's mine:

Clear negative trend between fertility (births per woman) and oil use per capita. So, when people spend less time driving around and being productive, they spend more time at home shagging with the missus.

Link to chart: Worldbank Chart

Interesting, but more likely it's a spurious correlation, as oil use is a proxy for income, which is well known to be negatively correlated with fertility

Haha I know, I just thought this was a funnier alternative explanation for the correlation. It's interesting how one can derive multiple conclusions from the same data... which makes you wonder about a lot of the "studies" out there.

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