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• “He showed some graphs from a new paper currently under submission that show that increased resolution helps a little with local bias, but not enough to hope that feasible increases in resolution will make a big impact on bias.”

  AGU Day 3 part C: How good are predictions from climate models? | Serendipity

• “The hardest thing for most people to grasp, with or without graphs, is comparative advantage/international trade.”

  Book Pitch, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Another use case: two different graphs from the same data – a daily time series and a monthly time series (for Aerosol Optical Thickness), but the two averagings are produced by different tools, and one tool inverts the Y axis.”

  2009 April 20 | Serendipity

• “Let's not take any lectures on bar graphs from the Tories!”

  Tories don't know where Norwich North and Norwich South boundaries are

• “Irony alert: blogger who routinely posts unlabeled, poorly designed, low-res, and unclear graphs is telling someone else to read Tufte.”

  Matthew Yglesias » The Military’s PowerPoint Problem

• “In fact, anyone with a vague interest in graphs should do so too.”

  Some pie charts, of questionable utility « Gin&Comment

• “But then again, using horrible charts and graphs is typical of Lord Yglesias. ed Says:”

  Matthew Yglesias » The Truth About Corruption

• “Information is visually represented in graphs, animations and other displays.”

  Tiny device uses motion sensors to track fitness

• “Reagan's first term graphs are remarkable for their slow and gradual trendlines.”

  Chris Weigant: Obama Poll Watch [October 2009] -- Flattening Trends

• “The amount of wisdom contained in your little charts and graphs is stunning.”

  And then we get a little bitterness.

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