Also there is a god damn sauna on the roof? The PhD students have to sit in the corridor and we are measuring desks to see if we can squeeze in two more due to rents but there is money for a sauna?
December 6, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Also there is a god damn sauna on the roof? The PhD students have to sit in the corridor and we are measuring desks to see if we can squeeze in two more due to rents but there is money for a sauna?
What you people want is a Eurostat life expectancy chart.
Life expectancy in EU was 81.4y 2023. 0.9y more than 2013 which in turn was 2.8y more than 2003. Slowdown prob due to Covid. Longest life expectancy in Spain, Italy, Sweden. Shortest in Latvia, Bulgaria, Romania. Biggest 20y rise in Estonia.
Life expectancy in EU was 81.4y 2023. 0.9y more than 2013 which in turn was 2.8y more than 2003. Slowdown prob due to Covid. Longest life expectancy in Spain, Italy, Sweden. Shortest in Latvia, Bulgaria, Romania. Biggest 20y rise in Estonia.
December 6, 2025 at 3:30 PM
What you people want is a Eurostat life expectancy chart.
Life expectancy in EU was 81.4y 2023. 0.9y more than 2013 which in turn was 2.8y more than 2003. Slowdown prob due to Covid. Longest life expectancy in Spain, Italy, Sweden. Shortest in Latvia, Bulgaria, Romania. Biggest 20y rise in Estonia.
Life expectancy in EU was 81.4y 2023. 0.9y more than 2013 which in turn was 2.8y more than 2003. Slowdown prob due to Covid. Longest life expectancy in Spain, Italy, Sweden. Shortest in Latvia, Bulgaria, Romania. Biggest 20y rise in Estonia.
What about Munkfors? You wonder. It's an inexplicably small kommun in Värmland. idk why they didn't include some more forest there. It's close to nothing
December 4, 2025 at 5:26 PM
What about Munkfors? You wonder. It's an inexplicably small kommun in Värmland. idk why they didn't include some more forest there. It's close to nothing
Due to the popularity of scatter plots here is one with the logaritm of population on the x-axis and the logaritm of population density on y
December 4, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Due to the popularity of scatter plots here is one with the logaritm of population on the x-axis and the logaritm of population density on y
With the Brits going on about the mansion tax (a tax on properties worth more than £2 million) i thought we needed a map of listed properties for sale costing more than 20 million kronor
November 29, 2025 at 3:26 PM
With the Brits going on about the mansion tax (a tax on properties worth more than £2 million) i thought we needed a map of listed properties for sale costing more than 20 million kronor
What you people want is a map of all towns w>100k inhabitants in Sweden. Nothing north of Uppsala. The extra circle in Stockholm is just Sollentuna which really isn't an independent town.
November 29, 2025 at 10:51 AM
What you people want is a map of all towns w>100k inhabitants in Sweden. Nothing north of Uppsala. The extra circle in Stockholm is just Sollentuna which really isn't an independent town.
qPCR finished now. I still think the whole: Only giving yes/no answer depending on if cutoff at a certain cycle number wss reached, approach is weird
Why are you only allowed to tell people yes/no if they have a virus?
Why are you only allowed to tell people yes/no if they have a virus?
November 26, 2025 at 7:42 AM
qPCR finished now. I still think the whole: Only giving yes/no answer depending on if cutoff at a certain cycle number wss reached, approach is weird
Why are you only allowed to tell people yes/no if they have a virus?
Why are you only allowed to tell people yes/no if they have a virus?
What you people want is a graph of same sex marriages/100k inhabitants in Swedish regions. Unsurprisingly most in the city regions. In all regions except Stockholm there are more same sex female marriages than male. In Stockholm it's the opposite. idk why
November 25, 2025 at 6:31 PM
What you people want is a graph of same sex marriages/100k inhabitants in Swedish regions. Unsurprisingly most in the city regions. In all regions except Stockholm there are more same sex female marriages than male. In Stockholm it's the opposite. idk why
