The 24 Most Important Flowcharts Of All Time
Turns out all the biggest questions in life can be answered by diagrams.
Turns out all the biggest questions in life can be answered by diagrams.
Movies and television shows are full of siblings who both managed to achieve impressive levels of success. That doesn’t mean, however, that their stars all rise at the same rates. Here’s an unscientific look at several famous crews.
I’m Captain Pickles McPantaloons. Fits me well, I think.
Don’t blame me, it’s science!
Overthinking It analyzed every single episode in the 20-year-history of the original L&W series. “These are their findings…”
“One More Night” proves that radio play still makes a big difference on the charts — but the success of “Gangnam Style” shows that radio actually is mattering less and less.
Madonna, Springsteen, Prince, Lady Gaga, Dr. Dre and more were robbed. Seriously, some of this is just galling.
Math has never made more sense.
Did you know that Google Books, Web Archive and BBC are the three most commonly used sources on the English Wikipedia?
Sometimes people just like to mess with Mother Nature.
Finally one I can relate to.
Chart only goes up to 205 pounds, sorry.
I don’t mean to be overly dramatic, but: I’VE BEEN MAKING SANDWICHES WRONG FOR MY ENTIRE LIFE!
The rap agenda is set in Atlanta, and indie flows from Montreal. Researchers in Ireland have mapped the spread of new music by monitoring Last.fm listeners.
This is what the Obama and Romney campaigns have been fighting about for the past month. The chart tracks mentions on Twitter.
This graph explains Rick Santorum in a nutshell.
In theaters today is “Wanderlust,” the brainchild of Ken Marino and David Wain that stars Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd. Why is this movie so incredibly funny? Because it features an amazingly talented cast — filled with people who have worked together before in cult favorites like “Wet Hot American Summer,” “Party Down,” “Reno 911!” and “The State” — improvising their way through life at a commune. It’s a winning recipe, you see. [Jack’s Note: THIS IS NOT AN AD WHITNEY IS JUST REALLY INTO THIS MOVIE.]
Yep, pretty much.
So you’re telling me that the “Stay Puft” monster in “Ghostbusters” was only 100 feet tall and that the “Cloverfield” monster comes in at 180 feet? Suddenly an attack by monsters on New York City seems like much less of a “Dooms Day” scenario.
This very scientific chart compares the type of game vs. time commitment needed.
This absurdly detailed chart breaks down 68 of the most classic drinks.
Choosing a religion can be difficult, so here’s a flowchart that makes it easy peasy. (via holytaco.com) View Image ›
It’s just that simple. (via sunny-nihilist.tumblr.com) View Image ›
Is your mustache evil? Find out with this helpful mustache chart, just in time for Movember. (via Bite) View Image ›
This awesome chart plots the intersection of teenage werewolves and irate sharks. Click here to enlarge. (via popchartlab.com) View Image ›
Ben Douglass did up this fun art of a bunch of your favorite (and least favorite) vampires. I can say I do know who each of these are. Do you? (via The Uniblog) View Image ›
Ideal if you’re planning on time traveling to sixteenth century England. For the lazy amongst you, you can randomly generate Shakespearean insults here. View Image ›
Wonder what all this “Occupy” hubbub is really all about? Here’s a quick guide. For even more in-depth analysis, check out Henry Blodget’s post at BI.com. View List ›
Oy vey. (via ilovecharts.tumblr.com) View Image ›
So true. (via ilovecharts.tumblr.com) View Image ›