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You realize an infographic involves opinion right? What data to use, what scale, etc. You can't just present one graph and say you win... Both sides could find
by brianwawok 10y ago
You realize an infographic involves opinion right? What data to use, what scale, etc. You can't just present one graph and say you win... Both sides could find a graph or 3.
- givinguflac 10y agoThe data is all temperature records, and the scale shows every recorded variation. What about that is opinion??
- brianwawok 10y ago1) What date range was picked? That was a choice. Look back to the last Ice Age, and you would see more variation in the data. 2) What colors are picked for the background? We are in white now and going to red? What if the colors showed us in blue, and global warming moving us to white? It is a total lie to say raw numbers don't lie. Every part about making an infograph lies. X axis. Y axis. Colors. Labels. We could take the same dataset and draw many different conclusions. (Not that global warming isn't true, but that infographic isn't enough)
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- TeMPOraL 10y agoThis is not an infographic, it's a plot of data with some humour sprinkled on top.