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Things That Solve Problems vs. Success Rate of Said Things



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Things That Solve Problems vs. Success Rate of Said Things

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  1. FirstCat says:

    FIRST !

  2. Second says:

    A little inside baseball.

  3. ZedoMann says:

    Isn’t a Falcon Punch a form of violence?

  4. scetjm says:

    yes the falcon punch IS a form of violence, the last time i checked the character “falcon” in super smash brothers uses it

  5. Mat says:

    This is terrible. Line graphs are meant to show temporal resolution (change over time). As such, the x axis ought to be time based measurements and the y axis is supposed to be a measured quantity. Moreover, the space in between points is supposed to hold significance as well.

    What does the area between violence and dr. phil represent? Oh yea, the poster’s stupidity.

    • The L says:

      I thought it was deliberately chosen in order to look like a check mark as a strange form of meta-humor. You know, like he’s checking off the problem as “Solved by Falcon Punch.”

    • Jeremy says:

      Oh? Is that the only time a graph is used? To show change over time? Or is that because you took an entry level physics class and that’s all you’ve been exposed to? Or wait, calculus? Try taking upper level math and physics where your only measurement isn’t the area under a curve.

      Graphs are meant to show a relationship of any sort. Whether that relationship is a derivative of something, ie. change, vs. time, or it’s some other relationship. Hell, you could make a graph of # of turtles vs. lawn area, and that isn’t a change vs. period of time at all.

      So, or “as such”, as know-it-all d-bags like you say, the x-axis doesn’t _have_ to be change. And as for your “measured quantity” on the y-axis, THERE IS ONE! Success rate percentage was measured, FYI.

      Get smart, idiot.

      • kakomu says:

        Reading comprehension is not a strong suit of yours, is it?

        I stated that LINE GRAPHS are time-based.

        let me re-iterate this: LINE GRAPHS ARE TIME BASED.

        Now that I’ve got your attention, this line graph is not time based. Moreover, all of the counter-graphs you posited are all examples that are aptly shown in bar graphs (aka, not a line graph).

        • AC says:

          It’s not that a line graph needs to be time-based, but it ought to depict some sort of value that is a continuous function of some continuous range of values. This graph doesn’t do that, unless we come up with some clever interpretation of the X-axis.

          E.g., We might interpret that every point between adjacent labeled points on the X-axis is a linear combination of those two points (and that labeled points are simply that solution alone) This could then show that, say, a 50/50 mix of Dr. Phil and a Falcon Punch is successful about 37.5% of the time (and also that if Dr. Phil used just a little bit of Falcon Punch, he wouldn’t cause any problems). It’s not a great interpretation though, since it doesn’t scale well past two labeled points (unless Dr. Phil really is just a 50/50 mix of Violence and Falcon Punch).

        • jack says:

          that’s not correct. it could be any sort of progression or spectrum along that axis

          • Falcom says:

            Wow guys, I’m sure the creator of this graph had all of this on his mind when he made this.

            OR

            maybe he just made it as a joke. Like it’s supposed to be.

        • Jeremy says:

          Line graphs don’t have to be time based! I know what you’re saying, and it’s wrong. Line graphs are just a comparison of two things. If I wanted to make a graph of house size vs. how much it costs, I could do that. Physics measures temperature vs. energy, enthalpy vs. pressure. Are you about to tell those people that the scientists are wrong? Yes, this graph kinda sucks, it’s a little hard to read, a bar graph probably would have worked better, but the graph is in no way wrong. Get your head outta your ass.

    • Deadscope says:

      Why the fuck are we all arguing over what a fucking graph is? Take your political mumbo-jumbo over to Pundit Kitchen you hear!

    • Kyle Cease says:

      Congratulations! You’re an over analytical loser! Here’s your prize! *Falcon Punches*

  6. jdb says:

    These graphs are getting more and more terrible all the time. Are there even any song charts made anymore?

  7. De says:

    Some one needs to make a graph about the percentage of failed graphs on Graphjam, one that doesn’t fail…

  8. Remolay says:

    Fail, Falcon punch causes more problems,

    Captain Falcon Sucks

  9. JeezOPete says:

    ***See my post on previous Graph…
    WTF??? Can someone please create a graph that is both functional and sensible?

  10. Ninjinister says:

    Epic flippin’ win.

  11. Jeremy says:

    This graph owns

  12. Nick says:

    Somebody ought to make a line graph showing the likelihood of a graphjam poster failing to understand the proper use of a line graph.

  13. LouZha says:

    So then Falcon Punch is not a tasty beverage made from the squeezings of some sort of small raptor…*makes note & empties pitcher*

  14. SarcasticBastid says:

    There’s a very important omission that nobody’s mentioning here…. Winston Wolf, he solves problems.

    Pulp Fiction = win

  15. Dave MacD says:

    1) What the fuck is a falcon punch.

    2) You’re an idiot. Learn something about graphs.

    3) Dr. Phil stopped being funny in the mid-1990s.

    4) You’re an idiot.

  16. Sir VG says:

    Yep, Falcon Punch will certainly fix all of earths problems. :)

    Click my name for a video of proof!

  17. Waffletacular Sr. says:

    Falcon Punch โІ Violence

    • Waffletacular Sr. says:

      Oh, and yes… Jay… you totally don’t seem to get how line graphs work.

      Two graphs, now, that should’ve been bar graphs since they otherwise show multiple, wildly divergent y values for each set x value… an explanation which is awkward and a little inccorect, and necessarily so because the graph is so wrong it’s hard to explain :p

      … that might be funny if it was a graph about not paying attention in pre-algebra class or something

  18. the great googily moogly says:

    you know whats even better than the falcon punch, the SACK TAP!

  19. mark says:

    FALCON PUUUUUUUUNCH

  20. Airigh says:

    This would have better worked as a bar graph.

  21. Nulono says:

    A line graph? Srsly?

  22. Jeremy says:

    This is to kakomu:

    A line graph doesn’t have to be time based!
    http://www2.heidelberg.edu/depts/chm/alexander.pdf
    There’s a graph that is energy vs. temperature. Graphs can be energy vs. pressure too. Are you gonna say those people are wrong? A line graph is simply a comparison, so I could make a graph that compares how long a road trip was against how much gas was used. Yes, a bar graph might work better, but a line graph works just fine. The graph does suck, is hard to read, but it’s funny and no it isn’t wrong. Get your head outta your ass.

  23. eltono says:

    omg, that was rlyrlyrlyrly halarious, i dunno why there are so many bad reviews, i cracked up,
    lol

  24. Rick James says:

    Charlie Murphy!!!

  25. Jenny says:

    Falcon Punch doesn’t count as violence! XD

  26. Geo says:

    FALCOWN

    PAUNNCHHH!!!!!

  27. KurisuMurei says:

    So…any form of violence other than a Falcon Punch or a Norris Roundhouse would fall under “Causes more problems”?

  28. crispinkraws says:

    FALCONNN PUNCHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  29. Captain Falcon says:

    Falcon PUNCH!!!

    ya gotta do it right people. i’ve been Falcon PUNCH!!!ing for a long time
    and check out this site:
    http://falconpunch.org/

  30. Viking.loftus says:

    From what I can gather from the internet is used to end the untimely pregnancy, or nothing more then a a sucker punch.
    Tell you what you better make the punch count or you are in a world of hurt.


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