@conradhackett Now it all makes sense.

@conradhackett
Great example for methods class.

@conradhackett That implies I should have several Nobel Prizes by now!

@conradhackett and where is Mexico? 🤔

@conradhackett might like this (a bit old...). a kind of "extension"... https://improbable.com/2012/11/19/its-not-just-chocolate-foods-and-nobel-laureates/

@conradhackett it's fitting that I'm eating chocolate while I read this!

@conradhackett Seems like Swiss chocolate is better than German chocolate though.

@conradhackett looks like the Germans eat the wrong kind of chocolate. Probably those surprise eggs.

@conradhackett gggh..... is this a nice troll on correlation is not causation?

@conradhackett
die Zahl der Geburten in Deutschlnd ist auch gestiegen, seitdem wir wieder mehr Störche haben ... ;)

@conradhackett I have a 32 hectares of cocoa farm every year I feel I should cut down the cocoa plants and just focus on something else.
I barely eat chocolate or any of the cocoa products.
The farm barely makes money compared those on the food chain, we the farmers are the poorest.
Just one day soon I might just switch that farm to something more profitable.

@damienmiller @conradhackett But be careful with cheese, r=0.947 with death by bedsheet-entanglement!

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@conradhackett ... but of course 👍

@conradhackett now do Beer per nobelprice! 🤓

@conradhackett is there a Nobel Prize for eating chocolate? You'd think that the Swiss would be onto this.

@conradhackett je le savais !

@conradhackett aha! I have a real chance 😆

@conradhackett How on earth is Belgium mid-table for chocolate consumption?

@conradhackett Works for me!

@conradhackett the trend is reversed if you only select Scandinavian and German speaking countries.