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A standard density function would do fine, and not have a wholly artificial dependence on bucket width. What's a topological map?
by fjsolwmv 8y ago
A standard density function would do fine, and not have a wholly artificial dependence on bucket width.
What's a topological map?
- Nomentatus 8y agoGot it - you won't draw any line; that way nobody in particular is responsible or has to do anything. This sort of maneuver is surely just what the author means when he says a central tactic of the 9.9% is: "the pretense of being part of the middle as one of our strategies for remaining on top." The OP argument in a nutshell: "In the United States, it’s the children of the bottom decile and, above all, the top decile—the 9.9 percent—who settle down nearest to their starting point." So how would using just a function, so as not to embarrass any one class, fix that?