Top variables that correlate with The number of power distributors and dispatchers in Washington

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Variable	Correlation	Years	Sys. Score
Popularity of the first name Courteney	r=0.97	6yrs	331
How clickbait-y Technology Connections YouTube video titles are	r=0.87	8yrs	266
How provocative Tom Scott's YouTube video titles are	r=0.8	14yrs	171
Biomass power generated in Australia	r=-0.85	19yrs	166
Air quality in Yakima, Washington	r=0.73	20yrs	164
The number of movies Hugo Weaving appeared in	r=0.69	20yrs	162
Google searches for 'i cant fall asleep'	r=0.71	19yrs	158
US household spending on cereals and bakery products	r=0.71	20yrs	158
How fun AsapSCIENCE YouTube video titles are	r=0.83	11yrs	158
Gasoline pumped in Eritrea	r=0.71	19yrs	155
Popularity of the first name Chynna	r=0.7	20yrs	154
Pirate attacks globally	r=0.78	14yrs	152
Public Library Website Visits in the UK	r=0.81	8yrs	147
Google searches for 'why do i have green poop'	r=0.69	19yrs	142
The number of movies John Rhys-Davies appeared in	r=0.65	20yrs	141
Popularity of the 'planking' meme	r=0.69	12yrs	139
The number of movies Colin Farrell appeared in	r=0.63	20yrs	138
Google searches for 'used treadmills for sale'	r=0.66	19yrs	136
US household spending on bakery products	r=0.67	20yrs	136
Jet fuel used in Djibouti	r=0.68	19yrs	136
US household spending on meats, poultry, fish, and eggs	r=0.66	20yrs	135
United States' Fruit Juice Export Volume	r=0.67	13yrs	130
Popularity of the first name Malachi	r=-0.8	20yrs	130
US household spending on pork	r=0.63	20yrs	130
Popularity of the 'like a boss' meme	r=0.6	17yrs	130
Associates degrees awarded in Business and management	r=0.67	11yrs	129
Popularity of the 'bazinga' meme	r=0.59	17yrs	129
Associates degrees awarded in Education	r=0.66	11yrs	128
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Library science	r=0.66	10yrs	128
Points Scored by Winning Team in Super Bowl	r=0.57	20yrs	127
Number of home runs hit by Matt Kemp	r=0.63	15yrs	126
Woodside Energy Group's stock price (WDS)	r=0.63	14yrs	124
Air quality in Kennewick, Washington	r=0.57	20yrs	124
Rating for best Need for Speed game released	r=0.64	11yrs	122
Customer satisfaction with Frontier Communications	r=0.57	19yrs	122
Automotive recalls for issues with Service Brakes, Air	r=0.57	20yrs	121
US household spending on poultry	r=0.56	20yrs	120
Votes for Republican Senators in Washington	r=0.71	6yrs	120
Bankruptcy filings in the US	r=0.52	19yrs	119
Super Bowl Champion's Winning Score	r=0.54	20yrs	117
Unemployment in the US	r=0.53	20yrs	116
Unemployment Rate in the United States	r=0.53	20yrs	116
Bankruptcies in California	r=0.61	11yrs	116
How nerdy LEMMiNO YouTube video titles are	r=0.74	11yrs	114
Global sales revenue of elevators and escalators	r=0.66	7yrs	114
US household spending on beef	r=0.52	20yrs	114
US household spending on fish and seafood	r=0.52	20yrs	114
The number of movies Sean Penn appeared in	r=0.63	20yrs	108
Google searches for 'where to buy bleach'	r=0.64	19yrs	102
How clickbait-y Extra History YouTube video titles are	r=0.72	11yrs	101
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Saint Lucia	r=0.65	19yrs	101
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Legal professions	r=0.65	10yrs	96
Popularity of the 'trollface' meme	r=0.56	17yrs	95
Popularity of the first name Siobhan	r=0.59	20yrs	93
Google searches for 'Taylor Swift'	r=0.65	17yrs	92
The number of movies Humphrey Bogart appeared in	r=0.59	20yrs	92
Fossil fuel use in Sweden	r=0.62	19yrs	90
How clickbait-y Tom Scott's YouTube video titles are	r=0.68	14yrs	88
Master's degrees awarded in Philosophy and religious studies	r=0.64	10yrs	85
Google searches for 'inception'	r=0.67	14yrs	82
Jet fuel used in Macau	r=-0.81	19yrs	80
Popularity of the 'trollface' meme	r=0.53	17yrs	80
Popularity of the first name Ashanti	r=0.56	20yrs	79
The number of movies Elizabeth Taylor appeared in	r=0.55	20yrs	76
How geeky Vihart's YouTube video titles are	r=0.65	14yrs	74
Google searches for 'facebook'	r=0.63	17yrs	69
Wind power generated in Slovakia	r=-0.77	19yrs	68
Associates degrees awarded in Business management	r=0.6	11yrs	68
Popularity of the first name Tiana	r=0.55	20yrs	67
How provocative Extra History YouTube video titles are	r=0.67	11yrs	64
The number of movies Julie Andrews appeared in	r=0.54	20yrs	64
Gasoline pumped in North Korea	r=0.63	19yrs	58
Google searches for 'what is love'	r=0.58	19yrs	54
The number of movies Miranda Otto appeared in	r=0.51	20yrs	50
How trendy Extra History YouTube video titles are	r=0.64	11yrs	49
Kerosene used in Peru	r=0.63	19yrs	48
Google searches for 'bing'	r=0.56	19yrs	41
The number of movies Geoffrey Rush appeared in	r=0.53	17yrs	40
Average views of minutephysics YouTube videos	r=0.62	12yrs	37
Kerosene used in Brazil	r=0.62	19yrs	36
The number of movies Emma Stone appeared in	r=0.53	16yrs	29
Google searches for 'delorean'	r=0.54	19yrs	28
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Luxembourg	r=0.61	20yrs	26
How nerdy Tom Scott's YouTube video titles are	r=0.6	14yrs	26
The number of movies Billy Boyd appeared in	r=0.5	20yrs	18
Kerosene used in Portugal	r=0.61	20yrs	16
Total likes of PBS Space Time YouTube videos	r=0.71	8yrs	16
Google searches for 'why is the sky blue'	r=0.52	19yrs	14
The number of movies Rooney Mara appeared in	r=0.5	18yrs	6
Kerosene used in Cyprus	r=0.61	19yrs	5
Average views of Numberphile YouTube videos	r=0.59	12yrs	2
Liquefied petroleum gas used in North Korea	r=0.6	19yrs	-6
How good CGP Grey YouTube video titles are	r=0.59	12yrs	-8
Solar power generated in Gambia	r=0.58	17yrs	-18
Average views of Vihart's YouTube videos	r=0.55	14yrs	-22
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Italy	r=0.58	20yrs	-28
How nerdy Vihart's YouTube video titles are	r=0.55	14yrs	-32
Kerosene used in Australia	r=0.57	20yrs	-40
How 'hip and with it' PBS Space Time YouTube video titles are	r=0.65	8yrs	-42
Hydopower energy generated in Spain	r=0.54	19yrs	-52
How trendy Mark Rober YouTube video titles are	r=-0.86	12yrs	-55

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^{What is Sys. Score?} You caught me! While it would be intuitive to sort only by "correlation," I have a big, weird database. If I sort only by correlation, often all the top results are from some one or two very large datasets (like the weather or labor statistics), and it overwhelms the page.

I can't show you *all* the correlations, because my database would get too large and this page would take a very long time to load. Instead I opt to show you a subset, and I sort them by a magic system score. It starts with the correlation, but penalizes variables that repeat from the same dataset. (It also gives a bonus to variables I happen to find interesting.)


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