Graphism

Graphs are mechanisms called tables which are used to display different kinds of information in an easy to understand way. They are often used to compare two or more kinds of data.
Sometimes graphs represent statistical information in order to demonstrate how certain numbers of things, or quantities, relate to other sets of statistical data. For example, apples and oranges.
Here we have a simple graph. The X and Y axes are in a never ending struggle for control of the information displayed. The graph is a constant reminder of the perfect beauty of nature. In this graph we see the political comparison of apples and oranges being expressed non-metaphorically. And because people prefer oranges to apples, the Y coordinate is able to leave the graph. It is often said that the fruit of the graph enables the gears of the marketplace.