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Nobody Knows

by sidek1ck on May 17, 2007

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the world we live in, in diagram form, without any axis

the world we live in, in diagram form, without any axis

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And most of all, there is no easy answers. Love is a mystery and there are certain ideas that are generally true, but there are always exceptions and always stuff that surprises you. The beauty is in trying to figure it out. This is an evolution of a chart (complete with no axis or labels) presented by the editor of the guardian. He was talking about income and the future of media brands. For me, it illustrates marketing knowledge. The orange line is what we know. The red line is what we will know. And the black hole is where we are today. Probably to the left of the circle and maybe in a few years we will be to the right of the circle. Beautiful isn’t it?

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This is what we know An illustration stolen from Alan Rusbridger, Editor Guardian This is what we will know This black hole is what we are in
This is what we know An illustration stolen from Alan Rusbridger, Editor Guardian This is what we will know This star is where we are today
This is what we know An illustration stolen from Alan Rusbridger, Editor Guardian This is what we will know This star is where we will be in 5 years
This is what we know An illustration stolen from Alan Rusbridger, Editor Guardian This is what we will know This star is where we will be in 10 years