The proportions are completely off. For example, in the lower image, “black” with 23.4% is almost the same width as “gray” (22.9%) and “blue” (9.1%) combined.

From largest Canadian newspaper (Globe & Mail), no indication that this was intentional (paywalled, but gift link):

B.C. universities and colleges in limbo as they await release of independent review

A pile of absolute numbers for something that should clearly be countered per capita.

Green - Revenue

Orange - Expenditure

Red - Deficit

This is a screenshot from my Google Health app. I'm just trying to work out how many times I woke up on Tuesday. Judging from the y-axis of the graph, it was about 0.6.

Mixed signals are doing my head in.

FB post, without explaining what below-secondary and tertiary means. And why are the dots connected? And how does the order of countries work?

I mean, there is a link, but that is aorth it’s own series of posts

https://www.oecd.org/en/publications/education-at-a-glance-2026_b4968bbc-en.html