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5 comments:
The call girl? The call girl is the one who falls for "Noone can stop me"
A comment on the (now ex-) New York Governer, surely?
Sorry for such a lame comment, but I think you want to invert the axes. I think you're showing "risks taken" as a function of "power", not the other way around.
Anonymous, the point on the left is the hooker, and the point on the right is the governor... the axes seem clear to me.
This should definitely be a U shaped graph though!
And I think it is correct, risks taken is a function of power. The more power you have, the more risks you'll take...
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