Learningle

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r/nba•

The OKC thunder currently have a 127.4 offensive rating when Shai plays, which falls to a 108.3 rating when he sits. A swing of 19.1.

The difference in those two numbers gives a rough estimation for how many more points per 100 possessions the team scores when the player is on the court vs off.

That Swing is one of the highest in the league, and the Highest for any player

For context here are the highest offensive swings for players in the top 20 of Usage%

Julius Randle - +19.2 ( 27.2% Usg)

SGA - +19.1 (33.4% Usg)

Nikola Jokic - +17.4 (28.9% Usg)

Deni Avdija - +13.3 (27.8% Usg)

Tyrese Maxey - + 11.5 (30.3% Usg)

Donovan Mitchell - +11.1 (32.2% Usg)

Steph Curry - + 10 (34.1% Usg)

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r/AskHistorians•

What did ancient and medieval and early modern science (from anywhere) think about certain scientific phenomenon? For example when salt dissolves in water what did they think was happening? I can't myself think of a way to explain it without bringing up chemistry, but they didn't have our understanding of ions and atoms. Likewise what about something like static electricity? What did they think happened when someone out of nowhere just zaps a person. There are some others as well, did any ancient scientists try to determine why oil and water don't mix? I just want to understand how people would've rationalized things like this. Thank you so much if you take the time to answer

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