Yes, indeed, the old man is there, as is this famous pen drawing of the Homo Vitruvianus.

An image can be worth more than 1000 words, but in Iran a cartoon can cost you jail and lashes.

Or, look carefully at this silk scroll made by ZhuZhou in 1368.

I don't know for sure that the Brits invented this particular view of the world, but I suspect we might have done so we are right in the middle, and we've cut the Pacific in half and flung it to the far corners of the world.

Now, take a look at this cartoon that accompanied Gladwell's article, and tell me if you see something disturbing about this depiction of innovative thinkers.

Another way to test the effectiveness of a CTA is using A B testing where several graphics are presented to users and the graphic with highest success rate becomes the default.

I have found no better summary of the current intriguing and backstabbing between the religious establishment on one side and their secularist counterparts on the other than this caricature, distributed first by the Islamists over Facebook, then altered by the other side to show their point of view. عسكر كاذبون دائما إلا في حالة أم أبو إسماعيل