However, when building an infographic, the information is meant to be displayed in a useful and interesting way. Shouldn't be a puzzle to be deciphered.

also

   elinks -source http://onesecond.designly.com/ | grep "\/\w*\.gif\"\ data-count='[0-9]*'" -o

But before/after you've experienced it, you should know how far it was, otherwise all you know is subjective, with no actual way to gauge it. "That felt really damn far" is kinda worthless unless you can say, "Wow, 100 miles felt really damn far" because then you can judge other distances.

Even that was difficult because there was no thousands separator.

It normally takes me a moment to understand that 3697893 is three million and not three hundred thousand. It's even worse if that number keeps changing. (Perhaps it's just me because I'm mildly dyslexic.)

Cool project though!

There's a number on the left below the name and a time you've been there at the top, but I don't see an actual number for likes/second. You either have to calculate it or count the pics.

They do a straight multiplication so the number doesn't appear to be pulled dynamically from any of the sites. I.E. You can take the total and the time you've been there, do a little division and get the number per second without having to count.

EDIT: Also if you refresh the page near skype, reddit or any of the others and wait 1 second it'll show you the rate before it's modified by the time you've been on the page.