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Favorite Star Trek, a data story

May 31, 2016 by Ted Cuzzillo

This story shows how elemental data stories really are. Humans come ready to tell and hear them, requiring no plug-ins at all. This young person can do a good job of it.

There was a question, followed by data, then questions and answers, and and finally a conclusion. It’s all there. It’s elementary.

Sure, this story isn’t for everyone. Not everyone cares about Star Trek. But the storyteller is appealing and enthusiastic. The story is simple, and that’s plenty.

Watch it here.

WhatYouCanDo: Just do it.

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