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March 31, 2005
The Feynman-Tufte Principle
A visual display of data should be simple enough to fit on the side of a van - "(...) information displays should be documentary, comparative, causal and explanatory, quantified, multivariate, exploratory, and skeptical." (Michael Shermer - Scientific American) - courtesy of kottke
Posted by PJB at March 31, 2005 09:16 AM