On the topic of who you can trust…
Jessica A. Hockett
It would be really, really nice if Justin Silverman or Alex Washburne would respond to my inquiries about discrepancies between data they obtained and data I obtained from the NYC health dept!!
This is remarkably similar to the data tampering that the Tony Heller has long been describing regarding the long-term temperature record (see here).
Which is to say, you cannot trust the data reported by government agencies or by “scientists.”
Ever seen the video ”Making Sense of Big Data – Keynote Speech by Mike Savage”?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZkJh0pfAUE
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In his talk Mike Savage argues that social scientists are pioneering a new kind of data based analysis which is attracting growing public interest. A number of innovative tools – visualisations, network analysis and ‘relational analysis’ – is reconfiguring the social scientific tool kit.
The keynote dialogue Making sense of big data is the first event in the series Big data: big power shifts?. The evening’s speakers, Professor Mike Savage from the London School of Economics and Isabelle Sonnenfeld, lead of Google’s News Lab in Germany, are both eminent experts in understanding the importance of digital media and big data for modern societies and their study.
The British Embassy Berlin in cooperation with the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) host this kick-off lecture for the series Big data: big power shifts?, that the Humboldt Institute for Internet and society conducts in cooperation with the Vodafone Institute for Society and Communications.
YES, 784 views since Nov 8, 2015 Most such things are NOT that interesting to MOST as it’s sexy like PUA and game or yelling about evil women or ra-raing a sports team.
i have to motivate myself to watch these videos, too.