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Chetty's own inequality/mobility data gets interpreted differently by the left and the right. There is no free lunch here, when it comes to dealing with people'
by kodz4 7y ago
Chetty's own inequality/mobility data gets interpreted differently by the left and the right. There is no free lunch here, when it comes to dealing with people's vested interests (biases).
Policy/decision makers know anytime things get political the issue is never about the data. If someone somewhere has to give up something, try doing it just showing them your data and analysis.
You can run the experiment on HN. Try getting something in the architecture to change based on data, and pitch it to the HN community. See what happens...