Why You CAN Compare Apples and Oranges
The next time someone says "you can't compare apples and oranges"...tell them you CAN.
Design Principle: Comparison.
A comparison is a method for understanding information in a controlled manner within a system.
It's important to understand the variables you are comparing, how you are measuring the data, and how you're conveying the information to others.
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→ Book: Universal Principles of Design
→ Music: Apples and Oranges - Pink Floyd, Dreams - Joakim Karud
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