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This is the last sentence; might help you decide if reading this thing is worth your time: > "But why do searches for the words “color” and “restaurant” predic
by qwrusz 10y ago
This is the last sentence; might help you decide if reading this thing is worth your time:
> "But why do searches for the words “color” and “restaurant” predict declines nearly as accurately as “debt”? Why do “labor” and “train” also predict stock market rises?"
- bbctol 10y agoI think there's a corollary to the old "Any headline that asks a question can be answered with 'no'": any question in the discussion section of an academic paper that they don't even try to answer can be answered with "because you screwed up somewhere."