I noticed that too... the effects didn't look nearly as dramatic from the visuals as the text would make me believe. The exception was health, that was a much

I noticed that too... the effects didn't look nearly as dramatic from the visuals as the text would make me believe. The exception was health, that was a much more dramatic correlation than income/etc. It reminds me of a study recently of homelessness in California, and people made a big deal about housing availability and affordability as the prime factor, but seemed to ignore the very notable health correlation in that study.