Why are half of the charts missing axis labels? Figure 1 is completely non-essential and just repeats the prior sentence in huge text. Figure 2 I guess is "pe

Why are half of the charts missing axis labels? Figure 1 is completely non-essential and just repeats the prior sentence in huge text. Figure 2 I guess is "percentage of people doing once per day" from the following sentence, which does not reference the chart and uses different numbers than the chart. Figure 3 pyramid plot seems like a fairly suboptimal visualization choice usually reserved for abstract hierarchies like human needs, not for trends and percentages because it has no numeric information. Figure 4 should read "Total Number of Worldwide Internet Users (In Billions)", the growth would be the derivative of this plot (which actually would have some cool features from 2013-2015 and 2005-2009 that I would be interested in knowing about). Nothing is technically wrong with Figure 5, however I immediately question numbers like 71,727,551, rounding them is more professional. Also a nice touch would be to have the names drawn on the pie slices, instead of using a legend. No clue what Figure 6 means. In the world? In the USA? In a specific age group? The next sentence talks about Millenials... Most of the time the text has little or nothing to do with the associated graphic.