← Back to context Comment by bcjdjsndon 4 days ago *data doesn't go back beyond 2000, safe to ignore 2 comments bcjdjsndon Reply pjc50 4 days ago ???Data quality issues usually get worse the further back you go. WillAdams 4 days ago Yes, but there are (in)famous examples such as the partition of Bengal (the tiger which Britain feared) being divided into Pakistan and India, which when included would provide a useful metric for the scale of human suffering involved.
pjc50 4 days ago ???Data quality issues usually get worse the further back you go. WillAdams 4 days ago Yes, but there are (in)famous examples such as the partition of Bengal (the tiger which Britain feared) being divided into Pakistan and India, which when included would provide a useful metric for the scale of human suffering involved.
WillAdams 4 days ago Yes, but there are (in)famous examples such as the partition of Bengal (the tiger which Britain feared) being divided into Pakistan and India, which when included would provide a useful metric for the scale of human suffering involved.
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Data quality issues usually get worse the further back you go.
Yes, but there are (in)famous examples such as the partition of Bengal (the tiger which Britain feared) being divided into Pakistan and India, which when included would provide a useful metric for the scale of human suffering involved.