Data Is Beautiful (21 Charts & Graphs)

I think I’ve learned more by putting this post together every month than I did in all my years of public school. Not surprising, actually.

1. I sat by a fire and recorded what people said.

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2. 2020 Presidential Candidates by Net Worth.

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3. I made this blanket. It’s the daily high/low temperatures for Denver in 1992.

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4. WW2 killed 27 million Russians. Every 25 years you see an echo of this loss of population in the form of a lower birth rate.

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5. The most F-words in a scripted film.

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6. How Google describes Canada.

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7. The Surprising Age Gaps of Disney Couples.

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8. Languages by Speaker Count & Type.

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9. Coronavirus in Context – contagiousness and deadliness.

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10. Wikipedia: The top 0.1% of pages earn 25% of the views, the bottom 80% only earn 4%

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11. Per capita CO2 emissions by country.

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12. How fast is the Wuhan Virus spreading?

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13.

[OC] Divvy Rentals in Chicago Over The Course of a Summer Day

14. Sunniest cities in the world.

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15. Kobe Relative To The Top 1000 NBA Scorers Of All-Time.

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16. The Golden Age of Hip Hop in the Era of Spotify.

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17. Oreos get soggy in milk but not chocolate milk.

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18. I was never able to mentally quantify how large the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone was, so I took the outline and overlayed it over some major cities.

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19. When is the villain captured?

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20. Fruits highest in sugar.

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21. Tallest Building in Each US State.

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Mike Primavera

Mike Primavera is a Chicago-based comedy writer even though he doesn't HAVE to work. He lives comfortably off of his family's pasta fortune. Follow him on all social media at @primawesome