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Episode: 117. Nate Silver Says We're Bad at Making Predictions | People I (Mostly) Admire

Published on October 30, 2023

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The Signal and the Noise

by Nate Silver

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He's also the author of the bestselling book "The Signal and the Noise."

In this segment, the podcast host highlights Nate Silver's credentials by referencing his bestselling book, 'The Signal and the Noise', which underscores his expertise in data analysis.

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So I want to go back to the book you wrote; it's called "The Signal and the Noise."

The host seamlessly redirects the conversation to Nate Silver's book, 'The Signal and the Noise', emphasizing its relevance to the discussion's broader themes.

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The second best thing you can do to learn about analyzing data, short of doing it yourself, is to read what Nate Silver has to say, either in his outstanding book "The Signal and the Noise" or in his new Substack entitled "Silver Bulletin."

In a closing statement, the host of the podcast recommends Nate Silver's book 'The Signal and the Noise' as a valuable resource for learning about data analysis.

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