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Couple of works by Sigil spotted in Echo Park.
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MSK K4P: @saberawr @aloy_one @byson_k4p @mrrepo700 🎥 @chopemdownfilms . #graffiti #graffitiart #k4p #mural #streetartusa #urbanart #usa https://www.instagram.com/p/CAFRmLIJzqE/?igshid=13rzy1e277a1b
More Americans have confidence in scientists, but there are political divides over the role of scientific experts in policy issues... six-in-ten Americans say scientists should play an active role in policy debates about scientific issues... but Americans are divided along party lines in terms of how they view the value and objectivity of scientists ... particularly sizable gaps between Democrats and Republicans when it comes to trust in scientists whose work is related to the environment... Higher levels of familiarity with the work of scientists are associated with more positive and more trusting views of scientists ... things that would influence their faith in scientific findings...: Open public access to data and independent committee reviews inspire the most confidence ... equal shares of Democrats and Republicans (54%) believe the public should play an important role in guiding policy decisions on scientific issues... via: Diigo, IFTTT
show how the nature of diversity in our urban areas around the world has been changing over the past few decades... the use of sentences in data visualization is one of my favorite things. You’re adjusting a sentence using these dropdowns, which gives it a narrative component and tells you some really basic things... there’s no reason to not use text to describe what people are looking at and give them a sense of what’s there via: Diigo, IFTTT
