My mother with the sneaker?

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Do you want to know more about why our brain has a lot to say in data visualization?

If you hear a sound that you don't understand, you think, "I heard a noise."

Your brain doesn't make any effort to make sense of it.

Could he be a murderer?

Freddy Krueger?



What does it matter!

The ear does not have the capacity to identify everything it hears, but rather processes only what it can identify.

Sight, on the other hand, is our preferred sense for relating to the world, and when faced with a visual stimulus that it does not understand, the brain makes an effort to find meaning in it.

Hence the “are they up or down?” “are they upside down or israel mobile database upside down” of Escher’s famous visual illusions.

Data Visualization - Escher Example

Avalanche of data, little attention
As we will see in this article, data visualization has been around for a long time.

The Internet was not the trigger, far from it.

However, the Internet has had a lot to do with the overexposure of data to which we are subjected.

We live surrounded by information everywhere and every hour we receive more impacts than our grandparents did in their entire lives.