motz
diumenge, 24. de juliol 2011

how to visualize twitternoise

showcase murdoch; hearing and responds over twitter. nicely made by the guardian chaps.

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Beautiful but useless? (At least for me I do not have a clue what they want to tell me with this.)

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well, what would you like to hear, to see, to find out?¿

for me it tells a little bit about absurdism of reactions. yet one would need the skills of bioinformatics to get a sense of why and how some words reached momentum while others where lost over time: deep, even deeper sequencing, maybe

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