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Posted Sat Jan 1 2011: from DesdemonaDespair:
50 Doomiest Graphs of 2010 http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1293901902
 The Graph of the Day feature comprises Desdemona's assault on the left hemisphere of the brain, in the quixotic quest against delusional hope. This post complements the media barrage on the right hemisphere, 50 Doomiest Photos of 2010. 2010 yielded a torrent of new scientific data that documents the accelerating destruction of the biosphere, and Desdemona managed to capture a few graphs from the flood. Here are the most doom-laden graphs of 2010, chosen by scope, length of observational period, and sleekness of presentation. Open up your left hemisphere and drink in the data.
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Now put both hemispheres together, and get busy! 2011 must be a year of change.

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