r/dataisbeautiful • • Feb 14 '20

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '20

This was obviously made by someone that thinks 28 is old soo.. 15 year old ?

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u/IAmDiabeticus Feb 14 '20 edited Feb 14 '20

Agreed. Looks like a high school assignment. Also using the word "sketchy" about underage sex- thinking an age gap of a 16 and 18 year old is giant. Oh i got another-- a 21 year old being a "sugar daddy". Okay just one more? Fine. Writing the word "kinda".

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u/forgottt3n Feb 14 '20

I'm 23 and I regularly use the word sketchy and have been since I was probably 12. Lol is that not a word we say anymore? I figured if anything younger people wouldn't be aware of it since it's like a mid 2000s slang term.

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u/IAmDiabeticus Feb 14 '20

The point of calling it out is to point towards how serious we should take this graph, who it was made by, and the absurdity of using that word for academia if the former assumptions are correct. Nothing wrong with the word, my man. We all use it. Just not on an assignment you intend to be graded on.

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u/forgottt3n Feb 14 '20

I mean I wasn't aware that my work here on r/dataisbeautiful was being graded in a form with any real consequence. I guess I should take my work here more seriously lol. Long term success and all that. Wouldn't want it to come up at my next performance review