Giving new meaning to the phrase "Your body is a battleground," Iraqi artist Wafaa Bilal will get a tattoo next month containing one dot for every soldier and civilian who has died in the Iraq war.READ»
The amount of satellites in space junk that each country has sent to space tells you lots about the countries themselves.READ»
A map visualizing where he wandered in New York.READ»
A graphic designer documents a year of his life in infographics.READ»
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How charts can shape or mislead the political discourse.READ»
A chart comparing the last seven decades, in terms of economic growth.READ»
You're not just getting older. Today's music is really getting louder.READ»
A bracing graphic summarizing the many failings of the U.S. health-care system.READ»
A handy guide, for insuring your food isn't traveling half way across the world, to get to your table.READ»
A graphic that shows which airports underperform, against their peers.READ»
The differences are a lot more pronounced than you'd guess.READ»
A stunning visualization of the worlds rivers and mountains, from 1853.READ»
What do kids really do when they go off to college? Answers: Facebook like maniacs and spend money they don't have.READ»
An interactive chart showing what subjects political pundits on the right and left are tweeting--and what they're staying silent about.READ»
The assorted crimes and professional accomplishments of players still on the field.READ»
A French design firm creates chocolate bars that double as graphs about chocolate.READ»
Could infographics aid your job search?READ»
A sprawling diagram of geek culture, including all the objects of geek affection.READ»
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