Yet another way to order pie slices 0 ▲ Junk Charts 2 hours ago · Life · hide · 0 comments Someone decided to put this dataset into a pie chart, which purportedly leads to its effective communication. (Hat tip to long-time reader Aleksander B. for this example.)Good news is that the order of labels in the legend aligns with that in the pie chart, so the primary challenge is down to finding the MRI slice. They are also using the convention of putting the "first" slice at the top and running the slices in a clockwise fashion.Since I'm not a physicist, I can't explain why the categories are not ordered by value. Here is the text surrounding the pie chart:Based on the caption of the chart, I guess that the order is determined by the values from prior years (not the 2025 data), and so when an item is out of order, it indicates that the ranks have shuffled. But your guess is as good as mine!Aleksander, who reads this magazine, added:What I am missing is the "message." I think the author just included the graph but didn't consider what main message he wanted to communicate.Yep,… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.