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As we see, there most definitely is a correlation between a speaker's profession and the popularity of their TED talk.
While there might not be as stark of a difference between all the occupation clusters (except the first 1-2), digging into the
occupation clusters shows a great difference. Consider the average views of a life coach (20M) vs. a spiritual
leader (0.5M)!<br> <br>
Given this correlation, we now want to dig into birthplaces of the speakers - their geographical background. Ranging from
New York to Nairobi to New Delhi, speakers born and raised from all over the world deliver TED talks. <br> <br>
Do certain places generate more popular speakers? Or is it a more even distribution? <br> <br>
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