That's a lot of neurons don't you think?

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Today I am lucky enough to be facing one of my favorite topics, which is data visualization.

It unifies things that surely interest you too: information and communication aimed at ensuring that the message is received loud and clear, as all messages should be received.

What is data visualization?
Data visualization is the presentation of information (data) in a visual context, such as a map or chart.

Because, hey, sales results or intercompany transaction increases can be really tough to swallow.

Thanks to it, which covers not only the business field, but also the educational and communication fields , things become more “digestible”.

It makes both big and small data easier for the human brain to understand, and helps the brain spot patterns, trends, and outliers in data sets.

And if you add data-driven stories , the impact of the israel mobile database information goes from being completely boring to a message that is chewed up and ready to be interpreted.

Visual information processing in the brain
Did you know that there are more nerve fibers connecting the eyes to the brain than any other direction?

They allow us to process information at full speed.


Specifically, mind-blowingly, there are 20 billion neurons that are responsible for processing images.



Our brain is visual.

Even though we have other senses, thanks to the images and memory based on the billions of processed images, memory is more durable and deeper.