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    1. TBH, something looks off with the underlying data. Probably one of those questions where you need to look into what is driving shifts in terms of reporting, definitions, and coverage.

      A lot of voluntarily submitted federal data can’t be used to make aggregate estimates; in this case aggregate FDA complaints may not correlate to actual events. Often the choice to report is as important, or more so, then changes in underlying quantities.

    2. yourfinepettingduck on

      regardless of other issues with the dataset… it starts in 2004 what the hell are you doing with that axis

    3. That’s why they discontinued the transparent life-savers at the end of 2014.

    4. DanteandRandallFlagg on

      That was about the time that Obama wore the tan suit. It might be a correlation and not causation, but if I remember my uncle’s Facebook posts correctly, I doubt it.

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