Hello all you Correlationers!
As you know by now, we search for the positive things in life to hopefully spark some joy even if it’s in the form of a sensible chuckle. Everyone’s daily feed is filled with sad stories or targeted articles designed to make your blood boil. We are dedicated toward providing some respite from the drivel and hope you’re able to find a balance of staying informed without getting burnt out. Confidence has been shaky to say the least so any advice on the topic would be amazing right about now! You could try watching How Stella Got Her Groove Back but we’ll give you a short cut and save you two hours of time! That’s right, the Consumer Confidence Index for the USA and the average English Wikipedia page views is 91% correlated from 2008 to 2018! Wikipedia started with the bad wrap of don’t trust everything you read on the internet but we always love going down weird holes and learning about random things on Wikipedia. One article that we stumbled upon recently was the story of how Ten Cent Beer Night went terribly wrong for the Cleveland Indians: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Cent_Beer_Night
Data sources: https://data.oecd.org/leadind/consumer-confidence-index-cci.htm and https://stats.wikimedia.org/
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