Ida B. Wells looked at the statistics about lynching. But it her analysis really shines in her philosophical discussion of the ideology of the conspiracy theory behind lynching.
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Also they’re frequently quite bad at reading quantitative data. A friend and I talked about teaching a mid level philosophy course on these problems.
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say it louder for the people in the back!
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Polls are just personality tests for middle-aged people. Fun, pointless, and somewhat misleading.
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I’ve never heard of those subjects. Are they branches of Econ?
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Numeric thinking is limited
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As someone who moved from a quant social science program into journalism, this is precisely what I see, and think is so very damaging to journalism. Nothing wrong with good old barefoot empiricism, and even better if it can be informed by more sophisticated theories.
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