proportionally

it's the dot that is not the smallest

but like 2nd smallest

it seems like the smallest dots are like 150k population and under or something

For those looking along

Chattanooga is in Hamilton county, it’s one of the dots just on the southern edge of TN on the GA side of the AL/GA line

basically the problem is with the scaling

they make the scaling visually disproportional

While Nashville is the blue dot in the middle, which is in Davidson County

Davidson County is about 2 times more populous than Hamilton County

That dot looks about 2 times as big to me

So that checks out

Do you have another example?

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Simple as.

What’s your question?

Jeez, you two are still arguing?

Does anyone else want to judge whether that blue dot is twice the size of one of those big red dots on the west side of the GA/TN border?

Pelth is currently frantically googling the populations of Hamilton and Davidson County

And is swearing at himself that he is a stupid little bitch.

yikes

Oh there you are honey

What was your question?

didn't have one

your chart is shit

and you have bad eyes or something

You were having some trouble understanding the chart- do you understand it better now?

I understand it perfectly well

you're the one that doesn't understand how it's purposely deceptive

with the population scaling

It’s not my chart, it’s made by an analytics PhD from university of Wisconsin

So do you not believe that those red dots are half the size of the blue dot?

i saw his twitter and he has like no followers or credibility

Or do you not believe my population counts

Haha

the scaling is deceptive

simple as that

I mean, just the analytics visualization cert and the PhD

Answer the question

it's not hard to get a phd

it really isn't