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Introduction
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Blackwells Books
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Stalks Babies
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How the Trick is Done
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How to Lie with Statistics
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Statistics as a Tool
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Doubt is the Weapon
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Nobody Knows Anything
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Lie with Statistics
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Galileos Telescope
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Questions
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Emotions Matter
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How Much of a Worry
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Statistics Training
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Sports Statistics
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What stat do you wish you knew
Description:
Explore the world of statistics and their misuse in this engaging 53-minute lecture by Tim Harford at the University of Oxford. Learn how to be on guard against statistical manipulation, understand the importance of human interpretation, and discover the power of doubt as a tool for critical thinking. Delve into topics such as Blackwell's Books, the misuse of statistics in various fields, and the role of emotions in data interpretation. Gain insights on how to approach statistical information critically, the importance of statistical training, and the application of statistics in sports. Engage with thought-provoking questions and reflections on the nature of knowledge and the responsible use of statistical tools in decision-making and public discourse.

How to Make the World Add Up - Tim Harford

University of Oxford
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