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There was a joke saying that every tree in Germany has been touched by some human. There's even a research on the topic of how dense the buildings are in Germany.

Based on this research, the farthest distance that is away from a building is only 6.3km.

I just can't believe this. I feel something is wrong but I don't have data to validate.

Behnisch, Martin, Martin Schorcht, Steffen Kriewald, and Diego Rybski. 2019. “Settlement Percolation: A Study of Building Connectivity and Poles of Inaccessibility.” Landscape and Urban Planning 191 (103631): 103631.
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This is a great post. I certainly don’t agree with the author that this is “the greatest statistical graphics ever created”. But I can’t prove myself either.

Also, just like coding, “design it twice (or even more times)” is a great way to produce the best charts. That being said, we should keep making different versions and start to compare them with each other.

https://nightingaledvs.com/defying-chart-design-rules-for-clearer-data-insights/ Defying Chart Design Rules for Clearer Data Insights
 
 
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