Top variables that correlate with The average age of batters for the Oakland Athletics

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Variable	Correlation	Years	Sys. Score
The average number of likes on MinuteEarth YouTube videos	r=0.87	11yrs	264
Total likes of MinuteEarth YouTube videos	r=0.86	11yrs	262
Portion of all US dairy skim-solids allocated to the production of cream products	r=0.76	7yrs	154
Number of sets played in final of World Open Squash Men's championship	r=0.48	47yrs	152
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Psychology	r=0.69	10yrs	152
Total views on MinuteEarth YouTube videos	r=0.64	11yrs	149
US production of cream products	r=0.8	7yrs	143
US dairy skim solids used to produce cream products	r=0.8	7yrs	142
The number of movies John Krasinski appeared in	r=0.48	23yrs	138
Solar power generated in Gabon	r=0.71	10yrs	134
Assist Tackle Count by Champ Bailey in a Given Year	r=0.7	15yrs	133
Solar power generated in Eswatini	r=0.69	12yrs	133
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Library science	r=0.6	10yrs	129
Points scored by the Los Angeles Chargers	r=0.81	7yrs	124
The number of movies Zendaya appeared in	r=0.51	13yrs	123
Master's degrees awarded in Psychology	r=0.55	10yrs	122
Gasoline pumped in Moldova	r=0.46	30yrs	114
How fun AsapSCIENCE YouTube video titles are	r=0.58	12yrs	111
Google searches for 'suez canal'	r=0.49	20yrs	111
Average viewer count per season of "How I Met Your Mother"	r=0.61	9yrs	110
Google searches for 'Suez Canal'	r=0.47	20yrs	108
The number of home appliance repairers in California	r=0.48	20yrs	108
US average milk-fat content of cream products	r=0.69	7yrs	104
xkcd comics published about artificial intelligence	r=0.45	16yrs	96
How cool PBS Space Time YouTube video titles are	r=0.62	9yrs	94
The number of ophthalmic medical technicians in California	r=0.51	11yrs	94
Frank Lampard's appearances for the England national team	r=0.47	18yrs	92
Votes for Republican Senators in California	r=0.48	13yrs	92
US average milk-fat content of cream products	r=0.67	7yrs	90
Google searches for 'fbi hotline'	r=0.46	20yrs	90
How clickbait-y 'Be Smart' science YouTube video titles are	r=-0.85	11yrs	83
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Former Czechoslovakia	r=0.56	13yrs	82
Associates degrees awarded in Clinical/medical lab science	r=0.47	11yrs	79
The number of nursing assistants in California	r=-0.63	11yrs	70
Solar power generated in Mozambique	r=0.6	10yrs	68
The number of movies Charlize Theron appeared in	r=-0.46	29yrs	68
Volume of wheat used in the United States as animal feed	r=-0.49	22yrs	68
How nerdy SciShow Space YouTube video titles are	r=0.57	10yrs	67
Per capita consumption of margarine	r=-0.52	10yrs	65
Points allowed by the Los Angeles Chargers	r=0.47	7yrs	64
Total seasons Darren Fletcher played for Manchester United	r=0.45	17yrs	60
The number of movies Robert Pattinson appeared in	r=-0.55	19yrs	58
How fun Technology Connections YouTube video titles are	r=0.56	9yrs	55
Customer satisfaction with NYTimes.com	r=-0.53	20yrs	50
Exxon Mobil's stock price (XOM)	r=-0.45	22yrs	49
Craig Bellamy's appearances in matches for the Wales national team	r=0.46	16yrs	48
Global sales revenue of elevators and escalators	r=-0.54	7yrs	48
Conoco Phillips' stock price (COP)	r=-0.5	22yrs	48
How clickbait-y LEMMiNO YouTube video titles are	r=0.53	12yrs	44
Global revenue from elevator and escalator sales	r=-0.54	7yrs	44
Mega millions lottery numbers	r=-0.47	21yrs	44
Chevron's stock price (CVX)	r=-0.46	22yrs	44
Solar power generated in Albania	r=0.48	12yrs	42
Google searches for 'what is the FDIC'	r=-0.5	20yrs	38
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Precision production	r=-0.57	10yrs	36
How geeky 3Blue1Brown YouTube video titles are	r=0.55	9yrs	34
Kerosene used in Former Czechoslovakia	r=0.52	9yrs	32
Associate Professor salaries in the US	r=-0.46	13yrs	32
Customer satisfaction with FOXNews.com	r=-0.51	12yrs	30
The number of movies Florence Pugh appeared in	r=-0.52	9yrs	24
Associates degrees awarded in Agriculture and natural resources	r=-0.54	11yrs	22
How nerdy Extra History YouTube video titles are	r=0.5	12yrs	19
Solar power generated in Estonia	r=0.45	13yrs	18
US dairy skim solids used to produce frozen dairy products	r=-0.5	22yrs	16
Associates degrees awarded in Agriculture	r=-0.53	11yrs	12
How trendy minutephysics YouTube video titles are	r=0.49	13yrs	8
Solar power generated in Moldova	r=0.47	8yrs	6
Master's degrees awarded in Physical sciences	r=-0.53	10yrs	2
Average views of MinuteEarth YouTube videos	r=0.5	11yrs	-2
Biomass power generated in Sierra Leone	r=0.47	8yrs	-4
Associates degrees awarded in Natural resources and conservation	r=-0.52	11yrs	-10
How cool Deep Look YouTube video titles are	r=0.51	10yrs	-12
Solar power generated in Croatia	r=0.45	10yrs	-15
Master's degrees awarded in consumer sciences	r=-0.51	10yrs	-20
How professional-sounding Mark Rober YouTube video titles are	r=0.48	13yrs	-23
How good Deep Look YouTube video titles are	r=0.5	10yrs	-33
Jet fuel used in Former Czechoslovakia	r=-0.68	13yrs	-34
How geeky Vihart's YouTube video titles are	r=0.46	15yrs	-44
Petroluem consumption in Former Czechoslovakia	r=-0.65	13yrs	-48
Average views of Matt Parker's YouTube videos	r=0.45	13yrs	-58
Kerosene used in Germany, East	r=-0.66	11yrs	-58
How cool Matt Parker's YouTube video titles are	r=0.45	13yrs	-68
Petroluem consumption in Germany, West	r=-0.56	16yrs	-74
How clickbait-y 3Blue1Brown YouTube video titles are	r=-0.77	9yrs	-82
Wind power generated in Slovenia	r=-0.46	9yrs	-108

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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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