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+For reflections this week I chose an infographic fom FiveThirtyEight about the history of every Olympic sport. 
+For one, I haven't really seen a chart like this before with the amount of squares to accurately represent each piece of data. 
+I thought it was smart how they simply go from oldest games to the newer ones so it's easier to read as you go further down the infographic. 
+The color difference between summer and winter games is not confusing and makes sense based on the hot/cold color scheme. 
+The gradient they have also makes the chart more appealing without having too much to look at. 
+This also does a great way of depicting sports that are omitted for X amount of years. I had no idea that golf was out for that many years.
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+I've always enjoyed watching the Olympics. Seeing the opening ceremonies with all the athletes proud to represent their countries. 
+And it's interesting to see how each host country displays their respective cultures and ways of life in the ceremonies for the world to see. 
+Since nowadays everyone and everything seems isolated and divided, it's nice to think of times of togetherness. 
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+![Every Olympic Sports: Chart](https://fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/mithani-OLYMPICS-TIMELINE-0723-desktop-CX.png?w=1400)