This is data (harrowing, at that) but I’m not sure it’s beautiful. For one, it’s quite hard to see where exactly concentrations are located because all the shovel icons overlap and share the same color. For another, it’s quite difficult to tell at a glance which shovel is being used and represents which amount of people. I think something like a color coded heat map would be significantly easier to read and convey the data more legibly.
It’s extremely disturbing.
Do you have the raw data?
Have no fucking clue whats going on in the graph and can’t read shit
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This is data (harrowing, at that) but I’m not sure it’s beautiful. For one, it’s quite hard to see where exactly concentrations are located because all the shovel icons overlap and share the same color. For another, it’s quite difficult to tell at a glance which shovel is being used and represents which amount of people. I think something like a color coded heat map would be significantly easier to read and convey the data more legibly.
It’s extremely disturbing.
Do you have the raw data?
Have no fucking clue whats going on in the graph and can’t read shit
This data is beyond horrible.
I am not at all surprised as I read [“Down by the River” by Charles Bowden](https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/down-by-the-river-charles-bowden/1103166340) many years ago, and have since followed occasional news from Mexico.
That list is very confusing though.
Great country they’re running there.
41K? How, that’s like, a whole Dachau.
shovels are hard to see. and how do you estimate something like this?
40,000? Im going to need some sources on this
We must acquire the cartels funds.
La visualización es fea, y los datos aún más.
War (people die) 50 years of war between cartel’s
Didn’t like 10 million people die or something due to the various plagues the Spanish brought over? Makes sense tbh
EDIT: question 2; or are these more recent graves?
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