Obama's Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech (Graphic)

• However, still an accurate display of which concepts and subjects he wants to focus on during the speeches

• It still an accurate display of which concepts and subjects he wants to focus on during the speeches.

• It's hard to tell the intent behind the word "war" for instance. if several different negative actions were used before the word it has a different connotation that if a variety of positive terms were used.

• It's hard to tell the intent behind the word "war" for instance. if several different negative actions were used before the word it has a different connotation that if a variety of positive terms were used

• This is seriously cool layout. Love it. <a href="http://www.electroniccigarettesinc.com">e cigarettes<a>

• I noticed this infographic doesn't include the word "I." It would take up the whole center of the graph.

• pretty lame...you just copied the speech and pasted in to wordle. Really lame..really lame.

• Thanks to DJ for the link. I will be using this.

• I agree with Michael that the infographic is in no way a representation of the President's sentiments. It is, however, still an accurate display of which concepts and subjects he wants to focus on during the speeches.

• The program edits out the fact that "I" was actually in the top 10.

• why does the word "war" appear twice on the top infographic? which one is accurate?

• So what you're saying is that the POTUS is full of shit? NEWS FLASH

• Yes, and the fact that the whole thing is shaped like a giant "I" is part of the infographic.

• These kinds of tag clouds can be misleading. It's hard to tell the intent behind the word "war" for instance. if several different negative actions were used before the word it has a different connotation that if a variety of positive terms were used. It'd be great if adjectives and adverbs were pulled out, but used to color code the words they describe.

• Paul, http://www.wordle.net/ is what was used to make it

• Nick, That is a really nice way to summarize a speech. Can you tell me how you did it? If it is software, where could someone get the software? - Paul Schrum

• Interesting

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