@suntiger745@Verdis_deMosays European impressions were filtered through legacy media in 1992. The only filters now are the posters themselves. It’s a lot closer to raw data. I was around in 1992. This is a much richer experience.
@AnjneyMidha I love both the Tufte books. I also like his Beautiful Evidence https://t.co/bJ4CnRU2WQ. I am not familiar with the other two but I appreciate the recommendation.
@Zenpersuasion They all are important, but number 3 stands out. In one brief with a complex cast of characters I boxed all of the defined terms on the first page. I hoped the judge didn’t have to turn back to remember one, but if he did he knew exactly where to find the definition.
@BernieSanders Senator Bernie Sanderss owns three houses. He’d rather two of them be unoccupied much of the times than allocate his excess housing to people who have no home.
This kind of arrogance, while decrying the manner in which other people use their assets, is unacceptable.
@Fallen_Punk@HashtagGriswold I took journalism classes in the 70s. We were taught to write to an 8th grade level. If that regression is mathematical and consistent we’re at grade level 0 by the 2050s.
I am not predicting that will happen. But considering journalism now, it might be a mercy.
@LilianHahaha@JonathanTurley did a masterful job of treating a complex legal case in a relatively short article. Sometimes things are summarized to the point where they lose all meaning. I would enjoy reading a more in-depth study of this case.
@HaleyHey That’s the price your husband pays for marrying up. Seriously, if the Bears had lost, he wouldn’t have wanted to watch anyway. Now they have another game to watch—which I assume he’s allowed to have first on his priority list next week.