Do betting markets outperform election polls? Hardly.
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In Scotland, the polls got it wrong. Or did they?
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On the ethics of Facebook experiments
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Playing high school sports makes women have more children? Not so fast.
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The New York Times is creating a new data-driven journalism venture
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Thomas Hobbes would be spinning in his grave
A few years ago I watched a bunch of Speed
The Veep Debate, and What Commentators Don’t Understand about Who Watched It
All throughout last night's debate, I read a zillion tweets
A Non-random Walk Down Campaign Street
Political campaigns are commonly understood as random walks, during which,