42 Creative Analogies To Provide You Perspective on Analytics — Fifth Edition
New Articles inspired by heroes, movies, games, sports, and mom!
It is that time again. This is our fifth addition. That is now well over 200 articles that use creative analogies to teach lessons and perspectives on analytics. As always, we use games and superheroes, movies and sports. We work in some games, songs, and other general silliness. Anything to get your attention and make a point.
These entertaining and thought-provoking articles on analytics continue to catch the attention of tens of thousands of readers and followers. We hope they provide you a fast, easy, and enjoyable format to learn more about the field of analytics. Just click on any of the links below that you find interesting.
01. Our series on Mobile Gaming led the way.
02. We turned to Netflix for more inspirational superheroes.
03–07. Greg actually adopted the full season release concept.
His Comic Book Lessons touched both TV and their more classic medium.
08. We had fun with song.
09. And get used to Rick — he is a fixture of inspiration.
10. We went a little old school.
11. We drew from Douglas Adams.
12. We said a sad goodbye to Ashy-Slashy.
13–18. We brought back the madness
A little differently…
19. We kept the mobile hustle going…
20. Then went old school again…
21. We were inspired by dummies… the fun kind.
22–26. We closed the first “season” of Superhero Lessons.
As you will see, that was quite hard. The next season is coming soon…
27. We got lost in space.
Lost in Space
An Analytic Lesson in Meaningless Causal Speculation
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28. We really like old school and avoiding Pitfalls.
29. We celebrated mom!
30. We revisited Westworld.
31. We got a Hangover.
32. We brought back the old master.
33. And speculated with a new series…
34. We had to get a little more super… right?
35. We created our own mystical landscape.
36. And remember — some of our other publications get creative too.
History is a great teacher, especially if you can put it to song.
37–42+ We are still exploring the world of Archer.
The Fifth Forty-two is now complete. We still haven’t solved the ultimate question any more than the rest of the trilogy. But, much like Douglas Adams, our trilogy is also five volumes. We are also trying to educate, to entertain, and to engage. If you are interested in more from Corsair’s Publishing and our contributors, click on the links below.
