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This completely ruins this movie and its predecessors for me. Here I was thinking that, say, everything the Hulk does obeys the laws of physics. One major quib
by podperson 14y ago
This completely ruins this movie and its predecessors for me. Here I was thinking that, say, everything the Hulk does obeys the laws of physics.
One major quibble -- why the hell does his chart's y-axis start at 100?!
- CodeMage 14y agoFor the same reason it ends at 700: because there are no data points outside the range [100, 700] so he can crop the chart without losing any useful data.
- podperson 14y agoNot the same thing at all. You're losing the relative scale, and the benefit in this case is minor. If you're trying to emphasize near-term changes in a range with a very high base (e.g. stock fluctuations) this might be justified if you make the broken scale clear, but it's probably better in such a case to make the graph into log change from baseline (which is how, for example, yahoo charts stock prices). In this case, for a very minor space saving and extra work the -- borderline useless -- graph is made misleading.