Honest, well-presented data ought to be ironclad. In what some have dubbed a “post-truth” age, however, numbers can be refuted simply for not matching a chosen narrative. Jake Turcotte builds graphics and data visualizations for the Monitor. He spoke with host Clay Collins about the importance of arraying data that presents information in a way that’s credible, digestible, and a tool for helping readers make up their own minds about complex stories.