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In this episode, we have Alberto Cairo from the University of Miami on the show to talk about his newly announced lecture series on “Trumpery” and uncertainty.

Visualization and statistics promise to help people think and behave more rationally, but as we all know there is much more to fulfilling this promise than just showing “the right” graph.

With Alberto we touch upon many topics including partisanship and rhetoric, visualizing uncertainty and risk, and cognitive biases.

There is of course always much more to say on these topics, but this is a good start!

Enjoy the show.

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Links

• *** Donate to our crowd-funding initiative on Patreon!
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• Data Cuisine Kosovo
• Eyeo Festival
• Digital Humanities & Data Journalism Symposium
• The term “Trumpery”
• Frankfurt’s On Bullshit
• Course: Calling Bullshit in the Age of Big Data
• Jessica Hullman
• Paper: Hypothetical Outcome Plots Outperform Error Bars and Violin Plots for Inferences about Reliability of Variable Ordering
• Book: Naked Statistics
• Book: Geoff Cumming’s Understanding The New Statistics: Effect Sizes, Confidence Intervals, and Meta-Analysis (Multivariate Applications Series)
• Book: Steven Sloman and Philip Fernbach’s The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone

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