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I happened across this image the other day at changeabilitysolutions.com:

data

Given just how overwhelming it is to understand how data is changing and influencing our lives, I love the way this sketch’ so simply reminds me to rethink my relationship to data of all kinds.

Up next shona curing affluenza Richard Denniss is an Australian economist and his book “Curing affluenza: how to buy less stuff and save the world” is well researched, clear and
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