A few years ago I read a book called "How Not to Be Wrong" by Jordan Ellenberg that explored a few of the ideas you mention about looking at trendlines. However, based on the examples he used in the book, I suspect he wouldn't approve of how you are employing these techniques. Ha ha.
Another interesting look at the data. I keep waiting for that tipping point that never seems to arrive. I am always stunned at the power of nature to pretty much undo whatever we have been doing. Entire civilizations buried by time and nature. The power of a single volcanic eruption to blot out the sun for long periods. And humans continue to adapt and evolve.
A few years ago I read a book called "How Not to Be Wrong" by Jordan Ellenberg that explored a few of the ideas you mention about looking at trendlines. However, based on the examples he used in the book, I suspect he wouldn't approve of how you are employing these techniques. Ha ha.
Another interesting look at the data. I keep waiting for that tipping point that never seems to arrive. I am always stunned at the power of nature to pretty much undo whatever we have been doing. Entire civilizations buried by time and nature. The power of a single volcanic eruption to blot out the sun for long periods. And humans continue to adapt and evolve.