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If anyone is wondering, this is what the graph looks like without f***ed up axis. https://twitter.com/MarekGierlinski/status/1246433996612997122
I tried to sheer mine to match the screen and overlaid them and the Fox news graph is almost (but not quite? - depends on image curve) just an error of axis labelling.
Obviously it's not quite right.
My theory is that someone did the "right"graph in Excel and passed it to some graphics person to make splashy graphics and they mis-transcribed the axis. They probably drew out the line again too which is why it doesn't match up perfectly.
My theory is that someone did the "right"graph in Excel and passed it to some graphics person to make splashy graphics and they mis-transcribed the axis. They probably drew out the line again too which is why it doesn't match up perfectly.
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