TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 9月15日 03時58分

This is a hand-drawn data visualization of the distribution of flu season in the US. Looks like we’re safe for a little while longer, but February will be here before we know it (so don’t forget to get your flu shot!). Data journalist Mona Chalabi set out to find a better way to communicate data to people. It’s often difficult to know which stats to trust, so she uses hand-drawn visualizations to highlight how imprecise data often can be and teach us how to look behind the numbers. In her #TEDTalk, @monachalabi shares three questions to help you spot bad statistics. Watch at go.ted.com/badstat

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