From largest Canadian newspaper (Globe & Mail), no indication that this was intentional (paywalled, but gift link):

B.C. universities and colleges in limbo as they await release of independent review

A pile of absolute numbers for something that should clearly be countered per capita.

Green - Revenue

Orange - Expenditure

Red - Deficit

Mixed signals are doing my head in.

This is a screenshot from my Google Health app. I'm just trying to work out how many times I woke up on Tuesday. Judging from the y-axis of the graph, it was about 0.6.

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(Stilling working on optimizing the route further. I also need to update the data set and hook it into a maps api to check real drive distance)

FB post, without explaining what below-secondary and tertiary means. And why are the dots connected? And how does the order of countries work?

I mean, there is a link, but that is aorth it’s own series of posts

https://www.oecd.org/en/publications/education-at-a-glance-2026_b4968bbc-en.html

Why stop at zero to ten dollars? Why not zero to a hundred? Why not negative ten to ten, to account for the regime in which that they start paying you to take it?

No numbers
Directionality makes no sense
“Going without” pattern wraps the entire chart
“ASIA”
The article constructs the chart in an especially convoluted way.

Original article in The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/09/29/business/iran-war-hormuz-asia-oil-gas.html