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Data is everywhere, and you don’t even need a computer to visualize it. Sort a room full of people by height. Or, ask them to group themselves in different areas of the room depending on what...
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The Seasons According to San Francisco
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Speedometer Design: Why It Works
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Looks Matter: How Art Serves Data Science
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The Beatles’ Hierarchy of Needs
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Charts Giving You a Hard Time?
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The Seasons According to San Francisco
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Speedometer Design: Why It Works
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