Let $SPP(n)$ be the set $\left\{ \big(|A+A|,|A A|\big) : A\subseteq { \mathbb N}, |A|=n\right\}$ of sum-product pairs, where $A+A$ is the sumset $\{ a+b : a,b\in A\}$ and $A A$ is the product set $\{ ab:a,b\in A\}$. We construct a dataset consisting of 1162868 sets whose sum-product pairs are at least $84\%$ of $SPP(n)$ for each $n\le 32$. Notably, we do **not** see evidence in favor of Erd\H{ o}s's Sum-Product Conjecture in our dataset. For $n\le 6$, we prove the exact value of $SPP(n)$. We include a number of conjectures, open problems, and observations motivated by this dataset, a large number of color visualizations.
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