Borrowing "shamelessly" from a 1940 story by Robert Heinlein, this paper discusses the problems of multivariate display, multiple comparison and their intersection, discussed in two monographs, written 40 years apart, by John Tukey. Two differences between the two monographs are considered: 1) how and when to use the dynamic capabilities of a computer; and 2) how to express more complex objective functions graphically.