Heh, you say "conspiracy theory" like it's a bad thing. 8^) I'm starting to
worry that the literati are using "conspiracy theory" in the same way the
Trumpians are using "fake news". Regardless, I'm happy that people like this
Tea Pain person exist, just like I was happy to read the posts argu
Glen -
Heh, you say "conspiracy theory" like it's a bad thing. 8^)
I've a friend with impeccable timing who can say:
"is it a conspiracy theory?"
.
"or a good business plan?"
At first I didn't fully appreciate the duality... certainly "a good
busines
Glen writes:
< It's pretty exciting/terrifying to imagine "data scientists" being involved
in whether or not Trump will remain president ... >
As much as I like to see O'Reilly suffer, it is annoying how advertisers turn
to social media consultants (and data science) to quantify the anger towar
Glen writes:
< It's pretty exciting/terrifying to imagine "data scientists" being involved in
whether or not Trump will remain president ... >
As much as I like to see O'Reilly suffer, it is annoying how advertisers turn to social
media consultants (and data science) to quantify the anger to
Yes, please :-)
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On Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 1:59 PM, Bruce
Interesting coincidence, I was reading
http://www.rss.org.uk/Images/PDF/publications/2017/Gelman-Hennig-April-17.pdf
because the authors are talking in London tomorrow. I won't be there, but
I got notified and the abstract was interesting, so I watched a youtube of
Andrew Gelman and Chris Hennig i
Steve writes:
< They are popular *because* they are loudmouth jerks with no obvious true
moral compass (is that what you mean by scumbag?). >
There is a benefit when people that have examined their lives and the world
around them lead those that are unable or unwilling to do the same. Without
Unfortunately I agree.
I was aware of this AS "thoughtless prey" after I got snookered into
helping Ronald Reagan displace Jimmy Carter for what turned out to be
*all the wrong reasons*... It was a painful but good lesson. I was a
mere 22 at the time. I could have known better, but I didn'
[Bernie] "...had a significantly better chance to have kept the Donald
out." I fear this was too speculative for me to put any money on the line
in Vegas. If wishes were horses.
T.
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Institute for Analytic Journalism -- Santa Fe,
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