Episode · People I (Mostly) Admire · 2023-06-10

Books mentioned on 107. Bringing Data to Life

1 book · With Talithia Williams · Listen · Watch on YouTube

Talithia Williams thinks you should rigorously track your body's data. She and Steve Levitt trade birth stories and bemoan the state of STEM education.

Talithia Williams discussed Power in Numbers by Talithia Williams.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. Power in Numbers

    Talithia Williams · at 44:14 · mentioned 3 times

    Power in Numbers by Talithia Williams is a nonfiction book that highlights the vital contributions of women to the field of mathematics and explores the history of mathematical science.

    Discussed
    “You need to know the history of math; you need to understand that, you know, part of my book, 'Power in Numbers: The Rebel Women of Mathematics,' was really to highlight that women have also contributed.”
    Where to get it
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Plugged Power in Numbers
“part of my book power in numbers the rebel women of mathematics it was really to highlight that women have also contributed”