Reads tagged with “data visualization”

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Reads tagged with “data visualization”

What fractals have to do with classical music and the secret of Einstein’s genius.

From Bieber to boredom, or what 30 years of compression have to do with auditory freedom.

What 99 red balloons have to do with the spam economy and Lady Gaga.

What Twitter in Finland has to do with villages in Hungary and the solipsism of urbanity.

The story of a 1930s system for capturing quantitative information in pictograms that shaped much of today’s visual language.

What social media activity has to do with the literal lay of the land.

What augmented reality has to do with farm animals and talking sidewalks.

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