A now common way to represent attitudes or activities in terms of frequencies is through a bubble chart.



Sometimes Bubble Charts can visually represent common data in interesting new ways. Quadrants are East or West of Greenwich and North or South of the Equator; radius of the circle is population; center of circle is geographic coordinates of the center of the country.



Here we represent political attitude and choice of where to eat:



Combining qualitative and quantitative attributes:



This format is useful also for representing time evolution of some phenomena:



This approach can be very dynamic:

Attitudes about climate change and their possible evolution:

Another GHG emission representation:



More examples:





















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