Crimes against the y-axis in COVID charts have taken over people's minds in this essay I will
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The color-scheme is a co-perpetrator in the crime. These terrible charts seems to have taken over people's ability to think about what's actually happening. https://twitter.com/cankyiv/status/1271430187150966784 …
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This has been going on in Maryland for weekshttps://twitter.com/GovLarryHogan/status/1271080002520481795?s=20 …
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Y is also known as the axis of evil
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Ok, the X axis isn't what I want in those... it's an accounting of why you would use a single day snapshot? Like a 3 or 5 day rolling average for the peak and the current would seem prudent; it's not possible to look at that many charts and not realize it's naturally lumpy data
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It's something, isn't it? Alaska is blaring red because it has 18 cases per day, while states hovering around a thousand are mellow yellow.
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