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I think reversing the x-axis was a particularly inventive choice!

• spfzero 5y ago
  And using a different interval for every tick-mark. That's something I never considered looking out for before. What possible credential and/or experience could you have, to get this job at CNN and also create this graphic?
  • Guest42 5y ago
    It makes me wonder the extent to which it’s diabolical, as though someone can get a PhD in manipulative statical disinformation. Surely there are layers of approval for this.
  • garaetjjte 5y ago
    Polish state TV also does have strong entry in this category: https://www.wykop.pl/cdn/c3201142/comment_1623238768TSBQUXC0slQP2ALN2r6eE3.jpg https://www.wykop.pl/cdn/c3201142/comment_1623238768TSBQUXC0...
• zinekeller 5y ago
  I was reminded of another chart that I see on a US-based media organisation (can't remember the org, sorry, but definitely not CNN) that has an inverted y-axis. Who will be the next "talented" org that will do a graph with both axes inverted (without justification)?
  • tfehring 5y ago
    Maybe this one? https://www.businessinsider.com/gun-deaths-in-florida-increased-with-stand-your-ground-2014-2 https://www.businessinsider.com/gun-deaths-in-florida-increa...
    • zinekeller 5y ago
      Yes! P.S. It was not Business Insider (as the URL implied), it was Reuters.