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This is a really interesting post!

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Amazing Visualization Tool Cures All Ills

A new open-source tool designed for visualization of data turns out to have an unexpected, positive side effect: it heals any ailments of the viewer. Leading scientists report that the tool, called D3000, can cure even the following symptoms:

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It achieves this end with a patented, three-step process.

Load in data.
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