While this is nifty idea, the execution is a bit off. More troubling is the shocking misrepresentation of much of the data. Take the Diamond Cutters graph [1]

While this is nifty idea, the execution is a bit off. More troubling is the shocking misrepresentation of much of the data. Take the Diamond Cutters graph [1] where the Y-axis includes US, Namibia and "East Asia". Did "diamond cutters per capita per country" not show the the intended conclusion? This trend persists through many of the graphs i've clicked on. 1. https://www.theatlas.com/charts/EJJSh2f6e https://www.theatlas.com/charts/EJJSh2f6e