Per capita yogurt consumption in the US

correlates with

Tweets sent per day (Twitter/X)

r = 0.88889% · 2008-2022

Per capita yogurt consumption in the USTweets sent per day (Twitter/X)

These two datasets have a 89% correlation over 2008-2022. Remember: correlation does not imply causation. But it does waggle its eyebrows suggestively.

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Data Sources

Per capita yogurt consumption in the USers.usda.gov ↗

Tweets sent per day (Twitter/X)internetlivestats.com ↗

spuriouscorrelation ≠ causation

Per capita yogurt consumption in the US

Tweets sent per day (Twitter/X)

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