Data Vis or: Why you don't believe in facts, and how to fix it (en)
In the 18th century, we believed that a society should be based on
reason. In the 19th century, we started to collect that reason in
form of data. Now we are in the 21st century, where we proudly look
at the enormous mountain of data we gathered. "Impress
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vor 7 Jahren
Lisa Charlotte Rost What the heck happened? We vote for Trump, we
share articles full of lies, we don't vaccinate our kids, we don't
believe in climate change. Back in the days, we didn't act
reasonable because we didn't know what's reasonable. Nowadays we
know what's reasonable – and we still don't act reasonable. As
someone who communicates data on a daily basis, I find that deeply
concerning. Am I just preaching to the choir with my data vis? Or
is it possible to convince somebody with facts, numbers, science,
reason? In my talk, I'll try to answer these questions. First I'll
explain the psychological, social and technological reasons why
none of us will ever fully believe all the facts. And how the kind
of facts and the context in which we encounter them makes us
believe or ignore them. In the second part, I'll look at possible
solutions. How can we all believe more true things? And how can we
communicate data so that it convinces somebody, e.g. to vaccinate
their kids? We'll look at lots of examples from data communication,
especially from data visualisation and data journalism. If I'm
doing my job right, you'll leave the room with a better
understanding of what's going on and a bit of hope for our future.
share articles full of lies, we don't vaccinate our kids, we don't
believe in climate change. Back in the days, we didn't act
reasonable because we didn't know what's reasonable. Nowadays we
know what's reasonable – and we still don't act reasonable. As
someone who communicates data on a daily basis, I find that deeply
concerning. Am I just preaching to the choir with my data vis? Or
is it possible to convince somebody with facts, numbers, science,
reason? In my talk, I'll try to answer these questions. First I'll
explain the psychological, social and technological reasons why
none of us will ever fully believe all the facts. And how the kind
of facts and the context in which we encounter them makes us
believe or ignore them. In the second part, I'll look at possible
solutions. How can we all believe more true things? And how can we
communicate data so that it convinces somebody, e.g. to vaccinate
their kids? We'll look at lots of examples from data communication,
especially from data visualisation and data journalism. If I'm
doing my job right, you'll leave the room with a better
understanding of what's going on and a bit of hope for our future.
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