Can you specify the Y axis? Also is this including veterans or some other vulnerable sub group that could be largely responsible for the differential?
Maybe college is a near-magical cure-all. Or maybe it’s the inverse, and we’ve created a system where you get something resembling a death sentence if you don’t spend 4 years getting a useless credential that prepares you for nothing except how to accumulate and service debt.pic.twitter.com/PuBbikFcdc
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I didn’t make this chart.
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Your chart stinks
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Or it's a symptom of class divisions and wealthier people tend to go to college. It's a correlation not a causation.
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Maybe going to college helps with presenting data with the proper axis labels
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Maybe the people who get selected for college would have similar outcomes without attending.
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Wait, how can you have more than 100% mortality?
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