
Bad charts, brought to justice. Learn to spot a misleading chart, one case at a time. Seen a suspect? Tag @chartcrimes 🔎📊
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📁 CASE FILE: The Truncated Y-Axis
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📊 CRIME: Axis starts above zero, turning molehills into mountains.
🔍 DETECTION: Check where the axis begins.
✅ VERDICT: Start your axis at zero.
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Full investigation 👇
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If this data from @tickerplus is even broadly correct, isn't this really, really bad?
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Chart bars are equally spaced despite unequal intervals (months left, weeks right), distorting growth visuals and plateau. TickerTrends estimates $76.8B ARR Sep 24; Anthropic last reported $65B end-July. Other mid-Sep reports cited >$100B pace.
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There is no such thing as a high-permitting, high-cost city.
If you have demand and you aren’t permit-maxxing, you’re rent-maxxing.
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New Bank of America data shows Kansas City saw the biggest surge of all 11 U.S. World Cup host cities! That's a win for our restaurants, shops, hotels, and the people who work in them. Quarterfinals hit Kansas City this weekend. ⚽
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The stories about German and French hospitals without air conditioning are really mind-blowing.
Air conditioning should be mandatory in such places. And if you care about the climate, simply restart clean nuclear power plants. It would also help your struggling economy.
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Replying to @ehak1 @ryankatzrosene
Here's what ~1.3C warming over 170 years during an interglacial really looks like. Calm down.
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If I were living in Britain, I would probably start asking some serious questions.
How on earth did this happen?
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If you have this weird gut feeling that the rich pay little tax in the US, your gut is spot on... Source: nytimes.com/interactive/2019…
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Hey @Grok, what was the price of a barrel of oil when Biden left office vs today? Keep it short
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Biden left office on Jan. 20, 2025. EIA data show crude that day was $76.79/barrel for WTI and $81.68 for Brent, not $120. The latest listed values are higher: WTI $109.76 (May 4, 2026) and Brent $118.26 (May 1, 2026).
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what the actual fuck is this chart
PREDICTION:
Anthropic will surpass Alphabet in revenue by mid-2028.
This is not a bull case or an acceleration scenario — it is a continuation of the curve already in evidence.
Anthropic’s ARR went from $1B (Jan 2025) to $9B (Dec 2025) to $30B (Apr 2026) — a 3.3x step in a single four-month window, and the curve has been steepening, not flattening.
My projection actually assumes deceleration from here: $100B by end of 2026, $340B in 2027, $850B in 2028, $1.4T in 2029, $2T by 2030.
Crossover with Alphabet happens at ~$575B in mid-2028, not because Anthropic accelerates beyond today’s pace, but because Alphabet — locked at ~15% YoY in a mature ads-and-cloud business — cannot match enterprise AI’s adoption physics.
As @rodriscoll intelligently observed recently, Gemini tokens served grew by only 60% in the last quarter … while Anthropic grew by 10X.
Three drivers make the continuation structural, not speculative: customers spending >$1M/year with Anthropic doubled from 500 to 1,000 in under two months post-Series G (these are multi-year expanding contracts with near-zero churn — switching a deployed agent stack mid-flight is operationally untenable);
Claude Code is the wedge, not the product, dragging the rest of the platform — agents, MCP,
healthcare, biotech — into every Fortune 2000 deployment as an attach point;
and compute supply is finally non-binding with the 3.5GW Google + Broadcom deal (2027+), this weeks SpaceX partnership, and 1GW of standing Google capacity for 2026.
For most of 2024–2025 the bottleneck was supply, not demand. That constraint is releasing exactly when the demand curve is steepest.
The standard objection — “no company has ever sustained this at scale” — applies a software-era frame to a labor-era business.
AWS, Azure, and Meta decelerated at $50–100B because they sold tools to the economy.
Anthropic is selling cognitive capacity into the economy.
The TAM isn’t enterprise software ($800B). It’s labor ($50T+).
When the denominator is two orders of magnitude larger, “deceleration at $100B ARR” stops being a law and starts being an assumption.
The crossover isn’t a maybe. It’s a function of timing. Mid-2028 is when I think Anthropic surpasses Google.
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Every Republican running for office should have an approval rating equal to or lower than Trump's. Republicans in Congress up for re-election, take note: you're complicit in allowing this administration to go unchecked; you should lose your jobs.
Bengaluru employees aren't stuck in traffic. They live in it! 🤯
67.5 minutes. Every single day. One way. That's the average corporate commute in India's GCC capital and Delhi-NCR matches it exactly.
As GCCs scale across Indian cities, the daily commute isn't just a lifestyle problem anymore. It's a productivity problem, a retention problem, and quietly a real estate problem.
394,943 trips in Bengaluru alone. The numbers don't lie. 🚖
#GCC #CorporateCommute #Bengaluru #DelhiNCR #Inc42 #corporate #trending
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For those unaware like this ignoramus, President Biden drained the SPR in 2021 and 2022 in a knee-jerk reaction to try lowering rising gas prices.
POTUS cannot simply buy crude oil to fill up the SPR without funding. It requires Congressional approval to appropriate those funds.
Last fall, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) was able to purchase 1 million barrels of crude oil for $171 million for the Bryan Mound SPR site in Texas. It’s not much, but it’s a start. If he were to ask Congress for more, chances are that they would block it since that’s what they did in 2020 when he tried in his first term.
Even if he had the funds to fill it, barrels can only be added at a maximum rate of ~3 million barrels / month. It would take at least 7 years to fill the SPR up to its 714 million-barrel capacity, which would extend well into the next administration.
There are a lot of things to criticize the President about; this is not one of those unless you are a mentally dysfunctional moron with room temperature IQ.
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🚨🇮🇷 Iran’s missile arsenal is getting wiped out; they opened with about 350 ballistic missiles on Day 1, but by Day 5, they were down to roughly 40.
Drone launches were the same story: nearly 300 the first day, over 500 the second, then collapsing to around 45 by Day 5.
Cruise missiles barely appeared at all, roughly 25 total across the week before the graph flatlined.
With U.S. and Israeli strikes smashing launchers, drone hubs, and underground storage, Iran is running out of toys while the shelves are being blown up behind them.
Source: @TheIranWatcher
🇶🇦 Qatar Airways just announced it will resume flights from London, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Frankfurt and Bangkok to Doha tomorrow.
It comes just after Emirates Airlines announced it will resume operations from and to Dubai International Airport despite a drone strike earlier in the day.
Simply put, they're keeping track of how the big picture is changing instead of simply focusing on the raw data of when the last strike was carried out.
Source: Al Jazeera, Al Mayadeen












































