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Junk Charts Kaiser Fung; Junk Charts; Recycling chartjunk as junk art; Numbers Rule Your World; Numbersense; Principal Analytics Prep

A multidimensional graphic that holds a number of surprises, via NYT - Junk Charts The New York Times has an eye-catching graphic illustrating the Amtrak crash last year near Philadelphia. The article is here. The various images associated with this article vary in the amount of con...

Book review: The Truthful Art by Alberto Cairo, and the Enduring Problem of Statistical Illiteracy - Junk Charts I have been looking forward to reading Alberto Cairo’s new book since he started teasing about it last year. I enjoyed his first book, The Functional Art, mostly because we share the desire to bring t...