Well, howdy there, internet people. Let's beau again. So today we are going to talk about

graphics and how we process information and what we can all learn from Lauren Bobert.

Okay.

Bobart saw graphic on CNN and she misinterpreted the graphic and she made a statement about it.

She was quickly. a lot of her interpretation of it, but the thing is the graphic is bad.

The graphic was bad.

A lot of people might have made the mistake that she did.

So it's worth going over for once really. We can learn something from Laura Bobert.

Okay, so what did she say? She has a picture of the graphic which is showing

US border encounters, you know, and it's showing the change since Title 42 ended.

And she says, still no surge,

says CNN, as they show a surge on their graphic. How stupid do they think the

American people are. Yeah, okay, So the graphic itself is in reverse chronological order.

Most people, if you grew up in the United States, you are English speaking, odds are when you are reading something, you read left to right, top to bottom.

When you are looking at something that is a graphic. You are expecting that information to be

organized and concise. You're expecting it to be in chronological order, especially if

it's detailing order of events, which this is.

But that's not how they did it.

They didn't start before Title 42 ended.

The graphic is... before Title 42 ended.

The graphic is Saturday, 4200, Friday, 6300, Title 42 end.

Thursday, 9600, Wednesday,

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