This infographic shows which celebrities have insured which parts of their body, and for how much. While the rest of us are getting auto insurance and health insurance, these celebrities are insuring everything from mustaches to tastebuds. Read the rest of this entry »
This interactive multi-layered infographic breaks down last year’s spending in America by category (and sub-category), region (and sub-region), and demographic (and sub-demographic). Read the rest of this entry »
This infographic has taken data from a study on the amount of hours needed to work a typical wage job in different world cities in order to buy an 8 GB iPod Nano. The idea is that the iPod represents somewhat of a standardized global commodity, so it can be used as a constant to compare the richness of various cities in the world by measuring how many hours of average wage work are required to purchase it. Read the rest of this entry »
This infographic is a supremely comprehensive breakdown of left vs right (liberal vs conservative) thinking, covering politics, society, culture, family, and beliefs. For every element, views are compared and contrasted in a massive mirror image attempt. Read the rest of this entry »
This infographic is presents a series of world hunger related facts. I normally let the infographic itself present the facts, but here are some doozies: Read the rest of this entry »
This infographic gives a big picture view of the economics, military, education, and politics of Kim Jong-Il’s North Korea, successfully attempting to show just how crazy he and his country are. Read the rest of this entry »
This infographic shows a collection of nationwide and state-level statistic on teen pregnancy and abortion rates in America. The map of America with different states highlighted by teen pregnancy rate rank gets more quantified in more detail in the graph below it. Read the rest of this entry »