Coffee, coffee, coffee! That’s pretty much all that runs through my mind in the morning. That and the best way to avoid people before I have had my daily dosage of caffeine (for their own safety). But what do we really know about the brown liquid that so many of us consume? Where did it […] The post 15(ish) Things Worth Knowing About Coffee first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

What started as a curious joke, led me to discover some pretty fascinating subcultures in pigeon racing and pigeon fancying, all of which are at a risk of disappearing due to a lack of interest from younger people. The post The Incredible Pigeon first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

Compared to previous generations, we have a wealth of information at our fingertips, but there is no doubt that we have developed some bad habits as well. Stress in particular has a huge impact on our bodies and health, and being on our phones all the time can’t help. Regardless of your background, both your home […] The post 50 Ways To Relax Without Spending Any Money first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

Ever caught yourself daydreaming about the mysteries that lie beneath the surface of the ocean? It’s not only a great place to splash around on a sunny day, but also a world full of wonders waiting to be discovered. Let’s dive into the depths of the ocean. How Deep do Scuba Divers Go? For scuba […] The post How Deep Can We Dive? Exploring the Ocean… first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

Fonts are a subtle way to attract and retain readers. They sometimes go unnoticed but the right ones can make all the difference. The Silent Impact of Fonts Ever paused to consider the impact fonts have on your perception of the content you consume? It’s a subtle effect that often goes unnoticed, but it’s undeniable. […] The post Everything YOU Could Ever Want to Know About Fonts first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

An interesting chart on the history of western philosophy and how some of the most notable figures are linked. Socrates Socrates (469-399 BC) is often heralded as the father of Western philosophy. His Socratic method of questioning challenged Athenian norms, laying the groundwork for critical thinking. Interesting to note, Socrates wrote no books; our understanding […] The post The History of Western Philosophy – Charted first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

Hear what one of the most influential writers of the 20th century has to say about stories, and what they can tell us about the society in which they are written. The Shape of Stories: A Dive into Kurt Vonnegut’s Theory Have you ever considered how the ebb and flow of a main character’s journey […] The post The Shape of Stories… and What They Tell Us first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

In a time when everything is becoming digital, books are one of the few areas where the physical object is still prevalent. Feeling 65% – The Sensory Experience of Physical Books There’s a certain charm in holding a physical book. The weight of the book in your hands, the feel of the pages beneath your […] The post Digital vs Physical Books – Which Do You Prefer? first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

An interesting look at population changes at the country level over the last 50 years. India Climbs to the Top As we scan the globe, it’s clear that the population dynamics are in a constant state of flux. Take India, for instance. Known for its vibrant culture and bustling cities, India is now also recognized […] The post Population Changes by Country Over the Last 50 Years first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more

As soon as we conquered the moon we immediately set our sites on the next frontier… Mars! Here is a history of our expeditions to the red planet. Mariner 4 In the annals of Mars exploration, the Mariner 4 holds a special place. Launched by NASA in 1964, it became the first spacecraft to successfully […] The post A Mission to Mars… Our Slow and Steady Progress first appeared on Daily Infographic ..read more