This text and graphic turned up in a New York Times article about Medicare costs I was reading the other day.
Apparently the Times guesses my location and feeds me data tailored to where they think I am.
The effect is interesting, but I was not pleased. I want to know about other locations as well as my own. For me, the data is most interesting when visualized comparing different locations.
The article contained a search box which was supposed to enable me to look at data from other locations, but I never could get it to work.
What do you think? Cool? or Creepy?
1 comment:
uh, kinda surprised you need to ask, friend! big brother aint even bothering to hide hisself no more.
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