“Do or do not. There is no try.” — Yoda [via]
It’s not clear that the proportions should be 50/50. Yoda strikes me as more of a “Do” guy. Maybe 80/20?
Much wisdom in this pie chart, there is.
Learned well, you have.
I’m trying to decide how much the chart is improved by graphic design. Graphjam’s built in template has ugly default options.
http://twitter.com/#!/markun/status/116589260475351040/photo/1/large
now, those are two of my favorite philosophers :)
Thats no pie chart, Thats a NY black and white cookie.
Overlap of do and do not, is there not?
LUV THIS!!! There is not try – just do it!
Shouldn’t that be green and white?
But nice try.
Ken you missed the point. There IS NO TRY, NICE OR OTHERWISE! *CHUCKLE*
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Using the past couple of years of data from the American Time Use Survey, I simulated a working day for men and women to see how schedules differ. Watch it play out in this animation.
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In the 1950s, less than 10% of families with children were single-parent. In 2022, among families with children, 31% were single-parent — more than three times as common.
It’s not clear that the proportions should be 50/50. Yoda strikes me as more of a “Do” guy. Maybe 80/20?
Much wisdom in this pie chart, there is.
Learned well, you have.
I’m trying to decide how much the chart is improved by graphic design. Graphjam’s built in template has ugly default options.
http://twitter.com/#!/markun/status/116589260475351040/photo/1/large
now, those are two of my favorite philosophers :)
Thats no pie chart, Thats a NY black and white cookie.
Overlap of do and do not, is there not?
LUV THIS!!! There is not try – just do it!
Shouldn’t that be green and white?
But nice try.
Ken you missed the point. There IS NO TRY, NICE OR OTHERWISE! *CHUCKLE*