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Tag Archives: Knowledge
Internet-based encyclopedia Wikipedia is 10 years old. – [VIDEO]
Jimmy Wales: What he thinks of Quora at 7:30… he doesn’t think much of it: ADDENDUM: Jimmy Wales on the “wisdom of crowds”:
I have just decided to ban the use of the word “blog” on Midas Oracle.
Midas Oracle lists 475 external web links. Not a single one is qualified as “blog”.
Posted in Resources - References
Tagged blogs, information, Knowledge, links, Media, new media, Open Media
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Why statistics (and probability) ought to be taught over calculus in America’s mathematics curriculum
Students should aspire to be “data samurais”. Andrew Gelman, Lance Fortnow, Panos Ipeirotis and Bo Cowgill are hot again all of the sudden. Amazing videos of Arthur Benjamin:
Posted in Education, Science
Tagged algebra, arithmetic, Arthur Benjamin, data, discrete mathematics, Education, forecasting, Knowledge, mathematics, probability, randonmess, Science, statistics, technology, trends
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Scholarly journals are not so open.
Academic Papers + Open Access + Scholarly Journals = a crazzzzzy mix
Posted in Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged academia, academic articles, academic papers, academic researchers, academics, Knowledge, open access, open knowledge, professors, Research, research articles, research papers, research scientists, researchers, scholarly journals, Science
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The updated listing of blogs on prediction markets
The full list: Andrew “Bert” Black — Category: “BetFair“ Ask Markets Ashish Singal Betdaq Exchange Views Betting @ BetFair Betting Market Bo Cowgill — Category: “prediction markets” Caveat Bettor — Category: “prediction markets“ Chris Hibbert — Category: “prediction markets“ Consensus … Continue reading
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Tagged directories, Knowledge, Open Media, prediction markets, resources, vortals
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IIF’s SIG on Prediction Markets
http://www.marketsforforecasting.com/ now redirects to: http://www.forecastingprinciples.com/PM/ – I have listed Andreas Graefe’s sub-website everywhere —and I have also put the link here, at the bottom of our blog sidebar. (I’m too good, I know. ) Best wishes to him. -