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[kandrathe]

Neat. I might actually be able to use this. It would make a great econ history lecturing tool, so long as you knew the source of this stuff.

Wanna see the demographic transition in action? Just try GDP per capita vs. fertility rate. Or life expectancy vs. fertility rate. Hey presto, it's right there.

I also find things like "quadratic (-2,3,-5,4,-9,12,7,30)" interesting.

Try also,

• Poison Ivy<>
  
• standard deviation (90,120,145,124,234,80,75)<>
  
• University of Pennsylvania<>
  
• Hexaflourobenzene<>
  
• Deer<>
  
• Mandlebrot -0.5,0.56667<>
  
• 64x^6-96x^4+36x^2-3<>
  
• Dimethylsulfoxide<>
  
• lunar eclipse<>
  
• Ursa Major<>
  
• Rydberg formula ni=6, nf=7<>
  
• Chicken McNugget<>
  
• Cow Dung<>
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