Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are

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Data Analysis

Customers have generally positive opinions towards the book's exploration of data analysis and its impact on understanding human behavior. Some readers found it insightful in revealing consumer perception and opinion through big data, while others were critical of the author's use of data and lack of clear themes or arguments.

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Content Relevance

Customers have mixed opinions about the content relevance of the book "Everybody Lies". While some found the exploration of Google Trends data insightful and comparable to Freakonomics, others felt that the focus on porn searches was repetitive and dated.

Bias Acknowledgement

Customers have mixed opinions on the author's acknowledgement of bias in the book. While some praise the original insights and findings, others criticize the lack of scientific rigor and perceived political bias. The author's tone and selected data to support his points are also subjects of contention.

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Quality

Lots of original insights/findings, clearly presented, and with enough humility and without the common bias you find in many cu... Read More

The strengths and limitations of using big data, as well as some ethical issues.

This audiobook is about what you can find when you look at the the sources of data where people don't lie, because it would def... Read More

It is at best weak in parts where machine learning methods should be described.

Price

No longer do i want to explore the data science field solely because of a potential salary.

Shipping

Delivery was on time and book was in very good condition.

Competitiveness

Google and other search engines are major sources of that "honest data.

Those who design performance metrics for corporations use behavioral anchors for traits correlated with desired results.

One more impression is that it really shows how much hidden power those internet companies such as "google", "facebook" hold on us.

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Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 6,128 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 17 2024.