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Nate Silver: il voto è influenzato dall'appartenenza razziale?

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Nate Silver ha delle risposte alla spinosa questione dell'appartenenza razziale in politica. Il colore di Obama l'ha danneggiato in alcune aree del paese? Il mito e la statistica si scontrano in questo intervento affascinante, che finisce con un interessante punto di vista su come la pianificazione urbana possa promuovere la tolleranza.

Math whiz and baseball fan Nate Silver was mainly known for predicting outcomes in fantasy ballgames -- until his technique hit a home run calling the outcome of the 2008 election primaries. Full bio »

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