Infographed

Pulp Fiction in Chronological Order

Bicyclographic: Typography on two wheels

The project documents every instance of the phrase "is the new" encountered from various sources in 2005. It is intended to map the iterations of a peculiarly common marketing and literary device. (via DIAGRAM :: LeisureArts)

(via Interactive Things' Benjamin Wiederkehr on the Future of Information Visualization)

Infographics of infographics - so meta! (by albyantoniazzi)

The most confusing thing about religious opposition to gay marriage as a platform for debate, is that no one religion has any claim to marriage.  Religion doesn't own marriage.  Marriage is a human right.

I once heard someone say "There are two types of people in this world:  those who drink tequila, and those who have a tequila story."  I have found this to be completely accurate.

Getting a job today pretty much requires previous work experience.  The biggest hurdle for most college grads is finding that first job without much of a work history.  Some people try to develop experience themselves, finding ways that they can spend their free time learning and practicing their skills in a way that will make them more appealing on paper.  A second method people are using is to just lie and hope they don't get caught.

If you're a Christian living in North America, you believe what you do because your ancestors either were, or were conquered by the Romans.  

Is your body betraying you?  Learn how to cover up the signals that might oppose your words.  Being conscious of your body language and the body language of others can make communication much easier and more honest.

June 1st is the most popular moving day for most of the US.  If you're moving this Summer, pay attention to this infographic.  Be responsible.

As a potential customer, I think the only reasons I'd follow a business' twitter feed would be if it was really funny or they gave away free stuff.  Aside from those two things, it's just an opportunity to make a mistake or piss someone off.

Not only was beer safer than the water of ancient Egypt, the high caloric content also worked as a substitute for food, since they often had very small food rations. 

Putting aside the fact that it's more expensive to execute someone than imprison them for the rest of their life, politicians have turned it into a platform for appearing tough on crime, possibly leading to the execution of innocent people.  Innocent people have without a doubt, been executed, and if for no reason other than that, capital punishment should be abolished.

Personally, I think Huxley's version is a lot more plausible.  If the world is going to go up in flames, I think it's way more likely that we're going to watch it on youtube, rather than be censored from seeing it or talking about it at all.

If Venus is closer to Earth than Mars, why do we always talk about Mars like it's the closest to us?  We seem to have a strange relationship with Mars, based solely on the fact that most people believe it to be the nearest planet.  On behalf of humanity, sorry for all the neglect, Venus.