172424 pts ยท November 26, 2016
My how time flies when you're ignoring your problems with the internet. Send nudes, preferably female please.
"Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" was the concept in the Declaration of Independence. The production model of the constitution was stripped down.
Reported and downvoted
You're thinking of Gen X. This site has a neat little animation on population cohorts over time (scroll down): https://www.populationpyramids.org/united-states The 2010 graphic is also instructive. That is the boomer max. By 2025 Millennials are the largest cohort, followed closely by Gen Z.
Now that is a great take! One statistic on it's own is rarely enough to give a robust picture of the situation.
Voter fraud! /sYou can only vote against the one from your district.
If buying a meme is not owning, then stealing is not theft. (Now gather round kids and let me tell you about non-fungible tokens...)
That too
Just want to give a shout out to all of you who made it this deep in the comment tree. https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1NWVpeDJjY2JydGpna3pud2RneDBvbjNya3RhZHVmbnJkMm5pcnk4biZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/mbhseRYedlG5W/200w.webp
It happens. Learn and go forward.
That's smarter than OP's graph alone, but there are other factors not accounted for in OP's graph. Like percentage of the population. The boomer cohort is 20 years long, while Gen X and Millennials are each 15. When looking at total 'generational wealth', they have a 33% advantage...maybe. I can't find the data on generational population percentages over time with a few quick searches.
Good point, and my chart shows the boomers are ahead of the past generation in their twilight years. Strangely, OP also posted a graph showing boomer real estate wealth % declining during a period of extreme increase in home values...But my big issue is that OP's opening graph is deeply flawed for the point they are trying to make, even if their stance is correct.
The artist cheated, and so should you. They didn't draw the grid by hand. Use a drywall square to make the grid. Use an algorithm for color choice. If you don't like the colors, refine the formula or adjust the inputs. Or do whatever make you happy.
Fair enough, but as other people have said, material cost may be much lower than my estimate, and this is not technical skill, it's mechanical skill. Draw a grid, choose 6 colors, squeeze a blob out in the square or vertice, and smoosh. Overlap on the pattern.It will take a bit of practice to get the smoosh right, but you can also practice on a smaller canvas first.The bar is low, and this is not a limbo, it's a hop. Don't let old negativity hold you back if this is something truly admire.
AliceDoubleYew on certain sites now...
Indeed, but being denied the opportunity to do the work is not the same as getting solitary confinement for missing a phone quota.
I totally understand all that exists, but my real question is can/will they do any of those things for missing a phone quota?Common sense says the probably just stay in their cell all day while someone else gets to make calls for $2 an hour, but I'm scared common sense doesn't apply.
What is the boss going to do if you don't make your quota, send you to jail? /s
You're correct, but on the other hand, OP is certainly triggered. https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1cDIyOHIyOWRqcGNuM21ueHFxdWcycmZneng4NjV1MHd0b3F0NHh0NCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/3ohfFhG5VDtDTzQv2o/200w.webp
I want you to understand the graphs you are posting.
The source website save function was stupid and didn't include the legend. It's better to look at the website anyway, because there are nuances in the dataset not easily captured in the graph.
If you just want to be angry about it, fine, have fun.If you don't understand the data that you are posting, you should do more research.
Your graph is by percentage. A change in the absolute value due to the crash doesn't change percentages when the whole market goes down. The trend in boomer real estate wealth since 2010 has been downward, ever since they started reaching retirement age.
Sure, some are. But the aggregate doesn't work that way. As the old generation dies off, wealth is transferred to their children, and suddenly the oldest generation is again the most wealthy.Your graph is very interesting as well, because it shows boomer real estate mostly holding steady and the wealth of the Silent Gen die-off going proportionally Gen X and Millenials, seemingly by-passing the boomers.I think that little peak in 2010 is because boomers are dying earlier than their parents.
Even better. I was estimating $100 USD for the canvas and another $100 for paints and tools.
So you're saying people just like looking at him? This site really has gone downhill
#1 this chart by itself is not telling very much. Older generations are expected to have more savings and property because they have had more time for accumulation.Comparing each generation at similar ages is more inciteful to see how we are doing now compared to the past.https://www.financialaha.com/data-analysis/us-net-worth-by-generation/
Brilliant idea, look without looking. Thanks Buddha.
In acrylic this is probably $200 of material, and it's a simple iterative process. You could make it yourself!
If your only content is a picture of Trump mocking him, I don't want to see it. That pig's face is disgusting and I'm beyond tired of it.
For me, I can scan info faster on a big screen. Reserving a hotel room on a phone? You can see two options at a time, and flipping between tabs to compare is clunky.On the PC I can parse a dozen options on one screen and quickly open details in a new tab while without resending the primary query each time.
"Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" was the concept in the Declaration of Independence. The production model of the constitution was stripped down.
Reported and downvoted
You're thinking of Gen X. This site has a neat little animation on population cohorts over time (scroll down): https://www.populationpyramids.org/united-states
The 2010 graphic is also instructive. That is the boomer max. By 2025 Millennials are the largest cohort, followed closely by Gen Z.
Now that is a great take! One statistic on it's own is rarely enough to give a robust picture of the situation.
Voter fraud! /s
You can only vote against the one from your district.
If buying a meme is not owning, then stealing is not theft.
(Now gather round kids and let me tell you about non-fungible tokens...)
That too
Just want to give a shout out to all of you who made it this deep in the comment tree. https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1NWVpeDJjY2JydGpna3pud2RneDBvbjNya3RhZHVmbnJkMm5pcnk4biZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/mbhseRYedlG5W/200w.webp
It happens. Learn and go forward.
That's smarter than OP's graph alone, but there are other factors not accounted for in OP's graph. Like percentage of the population. The boomer cohort is 20 years long, while Gen X and Millennials are each 15. When looking at total 'generational wealth', they have a 33% advantage...maybe. I can't find the data on generational population percentages over time with a few quick searches.
Good point, and my chart shows the boomers are ahead of the past generation in their twilight years. Strangely, OP also posted a graph showing boomer real estate wealth % declining during a period of extreme increase in home values...
But my big issue is that OP's opening graph is deeply flawed for the point they are trying to make, even if their stance is correct.
The artist cheated, and so should you. They didn't draw the grid by hand. Use a drywall square to make the grid. Use an algorithm for color choice. If you don't like the colors, refine the formula or adjust the inputs.
Or do whatever make you happy.
Fair enough, but as other people have said, material cost may be much lower than my estimate, and this is not technical skill, it's mechanical skill.
Draw a grid, choose 6 colors, squeeze a blob out in the square or vertice, and smoosh. Overlap on the pattern.
It will take a bit of practice to get the smoosh right, but you can also practice on a smaller canvas first.
The bar is low, and this is not a limbo, it's a hop. Don't let old negativity hold you back if this is something truly admire.
AliceDoubleYew on certain sites now...
Indeed, but being denied the opportunity to do the work is not the same as getting solitary confinement for missing a phone quota.
I totally understand all that exists, but my real question is can/will they do any of those things for missing a phone quota?
Common sense says the probably just stay in their cell all day while someone else gets to make calls for $2 an hour, but I'm scared common sense doesn't apply.
What is the boss going to do if you don't make your quota, send you to jail? /s
You're correct, but on the other hand, OP is certainly triggered. https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1cDIyOHIyOWRqcGNuM21ueHFxdWcycmZneng4NjV1MHd0b3F0NHh0NCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/3ohfFhG5VDtDTzQv2o/200w.webp
I want you to understand the graphs you are posting.
The source website save function was stupid and didn't include the legend. It's better to look at the website anyway, because there are nuances in the dataset not easily captured in the graph.
If you just want to be angry about it, fine, have fun.
If you don't understand the data that you are posting, you should do more research.
Your graph is by percentage. A change in the absolute value due to the crash doesn't change percentages when the whole market goes down.
The trend in boomer real estate wealth since 2010 has been downward, ever since they started reaching retirement age.
Sure, some are. But the aggregate doesn't work that way. As the old generation dies off, wealth is transferred to their children, and suddenly the oldest generation is again the most wealthy.
Your graph is very interesting as well, because it shows boomer real estate mostly holding steady and the wealth of the Silent Gen die-off going proportionally Gen X and Millenials, seemingly by-passing the boomers.
I think that little peak in 2010 is because boomers are dying earlier than their parents.
Even better. I was estimating $100 USD for the canvas and another $100 for paints and tools.
So you're saying people just like looking at him? This site really has gone downhill
#1 this chart by itself is not telling very much. Older generations are expected to have more savings and property because they have had more time for accumulation.
Comparing each generation at similar ages is more inciteful to see how we are doing now compared to the past.
https://www.financialaha.com/data-analysis/us-net-worth-by-generation/
Brilliant idea, look without looking. Thanks Buddha.
In acrylic this is probably $200 of material, and it's a simple iterative process. You could make it yourself!
If your only content is a picture of Trump mocking him, I don't want to see it. That pig's face is disgusting and I'm beyond tired of it.
For me, I can scan info faster on a big screen.
Reserving a hotel room on a phone? You can see two options at a time, and flipping between tabs to compare is clunky.
On the PC I can parse a dozen options on one screen and quickly open details in a new tab while without resending the primary query each time.