Bernice Rogowitz

How many people will lose health care in YOUR state under Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"? • Alabama – 219,803 • Alaska – 39,989 • Arizona – 365,984 • Arkansas – 158,745 • California – 2,368,466 • Colorado – 240,953 • Connecticut – 86,580 • Delaware – 54,957 • Florida – 1,936,421 • Georgia – 651,540 • Hawaii – 62,483 • Idaho – 72,815 • Illinois – 535,849 • Indiana – 267,996 • Iowa – 113,979 • Kansas – 92,937 • Kentucky – 184,526 • Louisiana – 267,550 • Maine – 61,488 • Maryland – 245,929 • Massachusetts – 326,262 • Michigan – 453,101 • Minnesota – 173,268 • Mississippi – 153,910 • Missouri – 265,298 • Montana – 55,981 • Nebraska – 78,275 • Nevada – 114,500 • New Hampshire – 46,388 • New Jersey – 363,330 • New Mexico – 111,997 • New York – 1,019,121 • North Carolina – 651,982 • North Dakota – 24,488 • Ohio – 489,815 • Oklahoma – 211,794 • Oregon – 198,089 • Pennsylvania – 483,868 • Rhode Island – 47,359 • South Carolina – 285,857 • South Dakota – 33,838 • Tennessee – 310,056 • Texas – 1,671,965 • Utah – 188,494 • Vermont –35,242 • Virginia – 322,984 • Washington – 328,695 • West Virginia – 82,225 • Wisconsin – 276,175 • Wyoming – 20,407 That's 17 MILLION lives Republicans are putting at risk.

How different colours look at depth 📹 Kendall Roberg

The PARIS 1874 exhibit at the @NationalGallery in DC skillfully compares art displayed at the traditional Salon and art displayed by the artists who would evolve into “impressionists.” Shifts in theme, technique and tone are nuanced. Manet and DiNittis Salon). Cezanne (Societé)

Join us for #Vislies @ieeevis on Zoom, Thursday, October 17 at 3:00pm ET. Share your examples of published visualizations that are (un)intentionally deceiving, and to learn and laugh together. us02web.zoom.us/j/88927400698?… Check out our archive: vislies.org

どう見ても❓違うでしょ🤔🤣

@Egrammertipss Where’s tilde? ~ It’s a very useful symbol today and shares Medieval lineage with the cross-strokes in symbols like €£¥and #

@seanpmackinnon @dietoff @lauraperovich The objects are washable. We spray them with a fluorescent powder and where the touch the powder comes off, and you see dark areas under UV. We photograph and then wash for the next subject. Just submitted a new paper to Vis.

@stats_feed 🌊 🦉 = Waverly (wave-early-bird)? =Seoul (Sea-Owl) ? 🔔 💨 = Belaire. (Bell-air) 🦶 🔑 🅾️ = Tokyo (Toe-key-o) 🚗 🐂 = Kabul (Car-bull) 🚽 🐐🅰️ = Bogota (bowl- goat-a) Fun, thanks.

Guess the names of the cities: 🌊 🦉 = 🔔 💨 = 🦶 🔑 🅾️ = 🚗 🐂 = 🚽 🐐🅰️ =

This is mental illness.

Great physicalization!

@wonderofscience Great demo, thanks. (Fun metaphor for how society shapes our individual behaviors!). Physics question: What happens if the direction of the pendula and the orientation of the rollers are not lined up? Does it just take longer to synchronize? Or does synchronization fail?

Metronomes started randomly synchronize after a short period of time as they influence each other through the side-to-side motion of their shared base. 📽: UCLA Physics & Astronomy

@MomPedBlog This is a great visual mnemonic. Did your mom make this up? Are there more? If so, please post!

“Individual autocrats, even popular demagogues, are never enough to wreck a democracy. Democracy’s assassins always have accomplices among mainstream politicians in the halls of power.” nytimes.com/2023/09/08/opi…

@RichardWiseman @wisemanpod Decision making is messy, and rarely black and white. We make multiple decisions interactively with context and feedback. We decide by failing to decide. Decisions coagulate unconsciously. Game theory and likelihood approaches don’t really address this messiness. What does?

We are about to record more episodes of @wisemanpod - any questions on out of body experiences, the effects of playing Mozart, whether rewards work, or how to make good decisions? If so, let me know!!

@gunsnrosesgirl3 I always look forward to your posts. Great videos accompanied by interesting observations that spark curiosity. Thank you!

I feel like telling you how amazing you all are, you will never know how much i love you all ❤️ through all the bad times and the good you have been there and it is something special

Question: this mantis is camouflaged to us because our color filters respond equally to his shields and to the leaf. But other animals with different color filters might see him just fine. Are we the predator he’s hiding from?

@fasc1nate 9909.

@mouthofmorrison @rsimmon The most critical perceptual dimension for judging magnitude is luminance, so I would suggest maximizing luminance differences for the sequential and diverging maps. For the categorical scales, Antique shows that your heuristic needs tuning.

@rsimmon What do you think of the CARTO colors? carto.com/carto-colors/ (while I have your attention, I’m gonna take full advantage)

SAR ain't optical. There are crazy things you can do with SAR. In a recent paper in the Journal of Remote Sensing, the authors used SAR to estimate that the magma chamber under a volcano had grown by 845M GALLONS over four years. The graphics are gorgeous. mdpi.com/2072-4292/14/5…

@rentaquill @rsimmon @mouthofmorrison @ColorBrewer Do you work on color for the battlefield? Camouflage is a great example of “lying” since its goal us to reduce object detection by masking figure boundaries.

@rsimmon @goanonthego @mouthofmorrison @ColorBrewer @BerniceRogowitz This is deeper than it looks. Would love to explore the evolution of colour over time; cultural influences; in particular, decisions taken to ‘improve’ colour ways for use on the battlefield.

Stunning! And all Pavlov’s dogs got was a bell!