Week_08-The Form of Data

1.  If sparklines are data lines with word-like graphics, how are only 3% - 5% of the graphics          published by major scientific journals considered sparklines? 
2. Would binary code, which is a representation of text and computer instruction, be considered a sparkline?
3.  "...sparkline graphics give us some chance to be approximately right rather than exactly wrong." (63) How can we be approximately right or exactly wrong if all the data needed is already there for us to read?
4. Would tree rings be considered sparklines? Or would the "resolution" be considered too small for consideration?