The worst visualization I've ever seen (CNBC on the oil spill)
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Re: The worst visualization I've ever seen (CNBC on the oil spill)
#2Whoa Whoa Whoa. HOLD THE BOAT. You (CNBC) are telling me that the oil spill is 184 million gallons is also equivalent to 184 MILLION ONE-GALLON MILK JUGS?!?!? That is just crazy - consider my mind BLOWN! Perhaps you could show a pyramid of 184 million gallon jugs and put a small outline of a 6' tall man next to it?
Then there is this one: http://www.cnbc.com/id/38294088/?slide=7 At least there is some useful information on this slide "674K Homes for one year". But why the hell show a picture of the entire electrical grid? It doesn't make any sense.
The rest of them are pretty bad as well, they either don't show scale, or they show a very misleading scale.
Re: The worst visualization I've ever seen (CNBC on the oil spill)
#3Re: The worst visualization I've ever seen (CNBC on the oil spill)
#4What Does 184 Million Gallons of Oil Look Like? - Like 184 Milk Jugs..
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#6But the beer can in the stadium I'm afraid takes the cake. Completely absurd.
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#7Re: The worst visualization I've ever seen (CNBC on the oil spill)
#8Are they dumb?? Is it a joke? I am not getting it -can someone explain plz? What Does 184 Million Gallons of Oil Look Like? - Like 184 Milk Jugs..
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#10I think the yacht one was worse. But the beer can in the stadium I'm afraid takes the cake. Completely absurd.
Somebody left out a "million" somewhere.