[M. Dodge Thomas]

That's exactly the kind of chicanery...

And the "chicanery" would be what?

That's what that curve (roughly) looks like, "scaled from zero at the y axis" - it's not my fault the accelerating rate of change is still apparent to anyone who knows how to read a graph - it's going to be apparent no matter how you scale it - "'dems the numbers, doood".

(Hint: if you want it to go away for the innumerate, what you want to do is log scale that axis).

[E. Pluribus Unum]

That's what that curve (roughly) looks like, "scaled from zero at the y axis.

No, it doesn't.

There are 270 units below your current data, and your image manipulation still doesn't show it.

You've made a graph of the icing and cropped out the cake. Squishing the image does not change a thing.