Offbeat Infographics

This infographic from GeoCon Site Investigations takes you deep to the centre of the earth revealing some of the greatest holes and disastrous holes known to the human race.

A world without cars would certainly change the way we get from one place to another, but how exactly would it change things in regards to cycling? Take a look in this infographic from Pound Place to see what might happen if everyone swapped cars for bicycles.

A bluff in Poker might scare your opponent into thinking your hand of cards is stronger than it really is and might persuade them to fold against you. But bluffing happens outside the Poker world, with estate agents and young men the most likely to bluff their way through social situations.

There has been controversy about the smoking of marijuana in the US for decades. American support for legalizing marijuana has changed a great deal, according to the statistics in the graphic below, put together by Federalcharges.com.

Your information is everywhere and criminals, such as hackers, who’ve stolen as many as 1.2 billion passwords in one crime spree, know how to get to it. This Identity Theft 101 infographic from IdentityForce discusses the different types of identity theft, explains exactly how identity theft occurs, and what you can do to prevent it.

Is bar soap harsh on your skin? Is body wash more economical? In this infographic, Dr. Squatch Soap Co. debunks five common myths about soap.

The following infographic by Ninja Essays will show you what the preferred writing tools of famous writers are. It seems that they like to stick to the basics, so maybe we should all take their example.

World records are normally associated with feats of achievement that require hours of dedicated training. However, Chair Office has cherry picked 12 world records that won’t require much time to attempt, and can also be seen as a great team building exercise for businesses.

We have seen social media platforms act as channels for virtual grassroots campaigns, where the voices of millions coalesce into a single actionable goal. ISIS has taken this use of these platforms a step further by mastering the art of taking the voices of few and making them sound like the voices of millions. It is important that social media users understand the real-world impact this type of propaganda can have, because unfortunately social media is not always used for good.