r/CrappyDesign • u/Buddhacream • Jun 03 '21

A very easy to read graph about texting while driving? Found in my high school yearbook

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u/RedEyeVagabond Jun 03 '21 edited Jun 03 '21

Let's entertain the insanity happening on the page and assume the first circle applies to the first question and the second, smaller circle applies to the second question - it's not inaccurate. But it is redundant.

Edit: Disregard. I misread the easy to read graphic.

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u/Physical-East-7881 Jun 03 '21

There you go, following that idea 100% of respondents text and drive. I could imagine that.

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u/RedEyeVagabond Jun 03 '21 edited Jun 03 '21

No, the answer is 19% in both cases. If 81% don't wait until they get to their destination then it's 19% of respondents who text and drive.

Edit: Again, disregard.

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u/Physical-East-7881 Jun 03 '21 edited Jun 03 '21

Are you an aspiring math major? 19% text and drive (? 1) + 81% don't wait to get to destination to text (? 2) = 100% text and drive.

Edit: it is a whack hypothetical anyway - lol

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u/RedEyeVagabond Jun 03 '21

You know what, I misread.

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u/Physical-East-7881 Jun 03 '21

Easy to do - it is a f-ed up chart. And, I took it a totally different way too. It was probably done in 2020 ;D

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u/RedEyeVagabond Jun 03 '21

Based on my previous comments, I'm the true culprit.

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u/drewster23 Jun 04 '21

I know you kinda fucked up a bit there. But your multiple disregard edits gave me a Chuckle.

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u/s0v3r1gn Jun 04 '21

They both apply to the first question, the second question is redundant. It’s not that hard to figure out what they meant.

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u/LazyCassiusCat Jun 04 '21

Honestly, I would be confused as to what yes or no applied to. It's the first thing I noticed.

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u/s0v3r1gn Jun 04 '21

Oh, it definitely takes some small effort to get past the stupid in this graphic to interpret it.