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One possible solution is to show a longer timeline in the pictograms establishing what order to read them in. E.g show a child growing into an adult, approachin
by kungtotte 9y ago
One possible solution is to show a longer timeline in the pictograms establishing what order to read them in. E.g show a child growing into an adult, approaching the site, and then falling down in agony and dying.
Regardless of how you read things you'd put those in the correct order since I'm fairly certain that the direction of time won't have reversed by then. It also avoids flipped meanings of glyphs like arrows.
- Renevith 9y agoExactly, you need to rely on universal truths rather than symbols. The article has an example very similar to yours. They picture a man next to a small tree when he is exposed to the radiation, and then collapsed in agony next to a larger version of the same tree. They additionally convey a "contamination" of radioactivity that stays with the man over time. http://www.wipp.energy.gov/picsprog/articles/WIPP%20Exhibit%20Message%20to%2012,000%20A_D_files/dead01.gif http://www.wipp.energy.gov/picsprog/articles/WIPP%20Exhibit%...