http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/politics/ en-us hello@hellovetica.com Mon, 6 Feb 2012 13:33:57 +0000 http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1302478746/ economist's democracy index is kind of fascinating. is there a good discussion for the criteria anywhere? the 2010 document is here and contains lots of good detail]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1293392319/ horribly misinformed about who has money (hint: the rich have nearly all of it)]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1256400935/ kill some dogs. or a lot of hamsters]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1256019612/ this page about once an hour. it really helps]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1255550247/ visualization of relative costs is quite wonderful]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1250747036/ alive in joberg was the pre-cursor to the wonderful district 9. watch the former online and then rush to the cinema to see the latter. apart from the cat food bit. that was just gross]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1226341781/ election map visualizations are very nicely done. do you think the color-by-population was done by hand or with some fancy software?]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1224648182/ vote no on prop 8 to protect gay marriage]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1206996053/ economist article has a nice graphic showing the alignment of the uk and us political parties. amusing how far apart they are on some issue (such as religion). [via hamster]]]> http://www.hellovetica.com/hello/1124127716/ voting for ;)]]>