Illuminati-R-Us

In the context the graph was sourced from, no. But in the grander scheme of things it certainly could be.

Your answer, sir, is enigmatical.

My guess is the graph shows what one could draw with a red crayon.

Arneb wrote:My guess is the graph shows what one could draw with a red crayon.

Guessing that closely puts you at risk of having to post the next graph. Is that what you want?

ETA: That the pencil is red is not significant.

Okay, based on the lack of additional comments or guesses, I'll declare Arneb the winner.

The graph is an example of How to Make a Graph.

Arneb, please either post next or pass it to someone else.

I totally forgot, sorry. I'll think of something.

Probably an old hat, but...

It is old, I'll leave it for now.

If it's a circle containing half of the world's population, I would have thought it would be a little bit smaller.

OK, Mactep's turn then. Give us something new...

Arneb wrote:OK, Mactep's turn then. Give us something new...

So that's it? Wow.

Am I the only IRU-er within that circle?

Let me think about something good.

Мастер wrote:Am I the only IRU-er within that circle?

I think so at the moment, I have been in it but not for a couple of years.

I admit I just wanted to roll the ball back in.

I was in Japan for four weeks in '94, that was my only encounter with the Other Half Of All People In the World.

Liberty of the press, in three categories: free, partly free, not free?

Arneb wrote:Liberty of the press, in three categories: free, partly free, not free?

Definitely the right idea, one detail off!

Interesting. I didn't like my own guess too much because Mexico doesn't really impose legal restrictions on press freedom, and Mongolia's greeen looked a bit optimistic.

Unrestricted access to uncensored internet then?

Arneb wrote:Interesting. I didn't like my own guess too much because Mexico doesn't really impose legal restrictions on press freedom, and Mongolia's greeen looked a bit optimistic.

Unrestricted access to uncensored internet then?

I think you need to go less specific, not more specific

Freedom, generally, then?

Arneb wrote:Freedom, generally, then?

https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom ... d-2019/map

I have some issues with this though. Russia ranking below Afghanistan and Iraq? Seriously?

But you're up!

I suppose the website has a strong focus on institutional restrictions of freedom. In that context, having to fear to be blown up in front of a polling station counts less than routinely having your right to free assembly demolished through silly administrative acts, physical harm notwithstanding.

So I'll have to think again...

Two things are represented here. The correct answer will identify both of them.

US states that recently lost their lawsuits to avoid paying unemployment benefits related to the COVID pandemic?

US states where LLance is located right now?

US states with names spelled the same backwards and forwards, if you went to school in that state?