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I just finished reading “The Unbroken” by C. L. Clark and I must admit that it took me a while to warm up to the book. Especially during the first part, I felt like the language was clumsy and the premise stilted. But as I kept reading, the
Excellent book on how data has been used in good and bad ways to inform policy. Notable cases studies include air quality in the Beijing olympics, NYC incarceration rates, and mathematics of lotto in poor communities. Data Action Using Data
Just finished reading “Fire in the Blood” by Erin M. Evans. And what can I say except that it’s more of the same? In the good and in the bad. Yet another plot to enjoy, gripping until a perhaps too abrupt end. Yet another book that left me
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