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The Ishango Bone Let’s jump in the DeLorean and go back 24,000 years to what’s now known as the Democratic Republic of Congo .   Why? Because this is where you’ll find (reportedly) the first example of Data Visualisation, carved into a bone no longer than 10cm long. It now sits in a museum in Brussels, but it was found in 1950 by a Belgian geologist by the Semliki River and was given the name the Ishango Bone .   The curved bone is thought to be a tally stick, as it features

Good Will Hunting (1997) We’re rapidly moving into an age where AI acts as a personal assistant to cover menial tasks, the stuff we know we can do but don’t have to, because we know that AI can handle it much faster – thus freeing up more time for us to complete the less menial tasks (and scroll TikTok).   We’re all guilty of it. I could have easily used Chat-GPT to write this blog post, but that contradicts the nature of the exact point we’re trying to get across.   Entrepre