Benjamin Lee at the Guardian didn't like the new Tom Hardy movie Legend much (link). His verdict in brief: The legend must live on but Legend certainly won't.
Then, Lee saw this Legend ad (link):
(Tip from Doeke W., long-time reader)
Via reader Nick U.
Washington Post featured this here. They apparently understood this graphic:
You could create the same diagram for all the ingredients with overlapping flavor compounds, as in this diagram. There are six that have overlap. (Again, ignore the math.)
Which six?
Long time reader Chris P. finds another one. Is there a point when these parodies become stale?
Via Dean Eckles on Twitter. We have this from Vox:
Have a great Labor Day! And thanks for keeping this blog alive.
Bernard L. tipped us about this "infographic":
The chart is missing a title. The arcs present "sleep schedules" for the named people. The "data" comes from a book. I wonder about the accuracy of such data.
Also note the inherent "publication bias". People who do not follow a rigid schedule will not be able to describe a sleep schedule, thus taking themselves out of the chart.
Reader James F. spotted this chart on Times of London a few weeks ago.
A lot of effort went into this display. Maybe the point is to make a bunch of data tables less boring?