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Remember when encyclopedias were our go-to source for world knowledge? If that's the case, it's time to take an ibuprofen for your back... Today's information explosion delivers fascinating facts at lightning speed, but often as overwhelming walls of text that our brains simply skim past. That's where these brilliant infographics come to the rescue. They transform complex information into visual stories our minds actually want to absorb.
Colors, shapes, and clever illustrations work together to make learning effortless and—dare we say it—genuinely fun! From showing how the alphabet evolved to visualizing how to find the best watermelon, these thirty masterfully designed infographics turn data into discovery. Each one distills information down to its most engaging essence, proving once again that a well-crafted image truly is worth a thousand words. Whether you're a visual learner or just appreciate smart design, these infographics reveal fascinating world facts in ways that simply stick with you.
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#1
A Cool Guide To Pop vs. Actual Psychology
Ace 8 months ago
Yeah, and can we add one for OCD, "liking everything to be lined up just so" c/w "a crippling illness that compels the sufferer to do things over and over again to relieve their anxiety to an extent that interferes with a normal life".
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#2
Literal Art!
Sarah Kathrin Matsoukis 8 months ago (edited)
What's the green on the right bottom and the bright blue touching it
Karen Hanson 8 months ago
Beautiful, but inaccurate. Algeria is not all Kabyle, and "Berber" is an insulting western name.
Uncle Panda 8 months ago
You could make a quilt, a map, a wall-hanging, and geographic lesson, all in one.
#3
A Cool Guide Equality, Equity, And Justice: Breaking It Down Differently
Luke Branwen 8 months ago
"Reality" should be one person owning a full warehouse of boxes, guarded by armed forces, while digging a huge, deep moat around the stadium
FreeTheUnicorn 8 months ago
Would be better if they used a performance or seeing a monument. Fences at a game keep the players and fans safe.
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
I used this picture as a basis for a children's talk I did at church a couple of months ago and got a lot of compliments from the adults.
#5
Language Family Tree
#6
The Deadliest Hunters On Land (Based On Successful Kill Percentage)
Bored Retsuko 8 months ago
A fantastic graphic with silly censorship. And they even forgot to censor the title, lol.
#7
A Cool Guide To The Mythical Beasts Of Germany [oc]
#8
A Cool Guide Showing The Lighthouses In The UK
#9
American Insulin Prices Are Off The Charts
Boris Long-Johnson 8 months ago
Assuming that’s price to the consumer. The info here isn’t correct for the UK. I’m assuming some researcher looked at the standard prescription charge in “the NHS” and got England, Scotland for example is free for all prescriptions on the NHS. In addition I believe in England you can buy a pass to make prescriptions free and those on benefits etc don’t pay either.
Ace 8 months ago
I believe also that insulin-dependent diabetics (and quite a few other illnesses) can get all other prescriptions for free as well, not just their insulin.
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#10
Evolution Of The Alphabet
#11
European Roads To Rome
#12
Venn Diagram Of Strippers/Cats
#13
Best Kind Of Street Lamps
Pernille 8 months ago
In all the villages , and a few towns, around where I live the street lights are off from 22.00 to 06.00h.
martymcmatrix 8 months ago
Who needs light in the dark anyway? 🦇 🧑🏽🦯 🤷🏽 🤭
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#15
We Could Fund Us…
Luke Branwen 8 months ago
But with all that useless stuff above, who's gonna do REALLY NECESSARY things, like killing brown people, uprooting their governments, and stealing their oil, HUUUUH??? /s
LizzieBoredom 8 months ago
Trump wants the military budget increased to 1 TRILLION dollars a year while he defunds school lunches, universities, Medicaid.........
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Is It A Crime To Knock On A Door And Run Away?
Boris Long-Johnson 8 months ago (edited)
Hmm looks like someone who doesn’t understand the different between UK and England, NI, Wales and Scotland. In Scotland Wiki states IT MAY (although imho extremely unlikely) be illegal under hate laws enacted recently but for this infographic it’s not going to be versus England (maybe Wales/NI - I’m not sure) where it looks to be covered in the “two police clauses act” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knock_down_ginger
#19
Power Socket Type Guide
Ace 8 months ago
Blue and green are cross-compatible, Orange is largely being replaced by green. Red is annoying for my guests.
LizzieBoredom 8 months ago
You just described A Family Reunion at the Boredom household.
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Places Where Birthright Citizenship Is Based On Land And Places Where It Is Based On Blood
#21
The Planets To Scale
#22
What Do You Use Most?
#24
Decline Of Faith Amongst Young American Adults
FreeTheUnicorn 8 months ago
What is the difference between believing in a higher power and a god?
Ace 8 months ago (edited)
I think it's just accounting for borderline agnostics, of the "surely there must be something?" persuasion.
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U.S. Flag But Each Star Is Scaled Proportionally To Their State’s Population, In Roughly It’s Geographical Position
Who? Me? 8 months ago
There's 2 little dots where they are typically shown.
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#27
Measure System In The United States And In The Rest Of The World
#28
Long Exposure Of A Roomba Vacuum With A Color Changing Light On Top
Uncle Panda 8 months ago
When Roomba first came out, it did as good a job as a sullen teenager. Roomba now looks like a young adult in their first apartment where it's all on them.
#29
Different Electrical Outlets Per Countries
Tucker Cahooter 8 months ago
No wonder Denmark scores highly in the happiest countries list. Even their electrical outlets look happy
Zero Costa 8 months ago
what I'm learning from this is most every country other than Aus doesn't have switched to turn them off!?!?!?
Boris Long-Johnson 8 months ago
EU is not a country but assuming it’s shorthand for “an EU member”, again not correct - Cyprus for example an EU nation which uses the “British” plug.
Thorsten Massow 8 months ago
Well, there is something called the "Europlug" that has two round prongs but is sixsided and shaped like the swiss/brasilian in the picture. This would probably fit in the above mentioned outlets.
Load More Replies... Carl Roberts 8 months ago
Japanese Type A outlets (as shown above) are actually compatible with non-grounded North American NEMA Type-1 (except that Japan uses 100 volts, while North America uses 125 volts, so you have to use a voltage converter), and Japanese Type B outlets are physically identical to NEMA Type-5 (shown above). Also, Thai outlets use the same design as the Type B and Type-5, but output 240 volts, so yeah, don't plug your North American or Japanese products into a Thai outlet.....
Trophy Husband 8 months ago
The US one is upside down... People like it looking like a face, so they install them upside down. But the ground should be on top for safety
#30
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Boris Long-Johnson 8 months ago
Lies d**n lies and statistics here. A lot of wrong, misleading or skewed info.
Boris Long-Johnson 8 months ago
Lies d**n lies and statistics here. A lot of wrong, misleading or skewed info.
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