Maps and graphs are usually used to tell a story or to highlight an interesting pattern. Am I missing something here? All I see is a color coded map whose colors change volatilely because the scales are changing.
>tell a story or to highlight an interesting pattern
the story here is how visualizations are leveraged to manipulate peoples' conclusions. Especially when the conclusions inferred by the data directly contradict the authors' own.
the story here is how visualizations are leveraged to manipulate peoples' conclusions. Especially when the conclusions inferred by the data directly contradict the authors' own.