Because it's been nearly a month since I blogged about indicators in comic strips, I thought we might be overdue for a post on the subject.
Today's entry comes from Dinosaur Comics, an absurd online web comic whose panels have been unchanged for nearly 1000 comic strips (only the words change.) It shouldn't be funny, but it often really is.
In the strip, the T-Rex decides to create a "Regret Index" -- see the results for yourself here.
What makes this blog-worthy is that there's now a Regret Index, created by the comic's author, which allows you to vote on your favorite regrets (and non-regrets). As the T-Rex tells the Utahraptor, yeah it's just asking people what they like and don't like, but "regret index" makes it sound more scientific.
Not that I've ever seen any parallels recently in the news.
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