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It seems more of a complement to the existing visuals and more story telling oriented approaches being provided via other forms of media and news. The income d
by somethoughts 6y ago
It seems more of a complement to the existing visuals and more story telling oriented approaches being provided via other forms of media and news.
The income disparity graphs personally provided more understanding as to why the issue appears to happen in certain locations.
If it makes it approachable to undergraduate MBA types who feel more comfortable in seeing spreadsheets and data science analysis and understandable to a wider, different audience that doesn't seem like such a bad thing.
That said, I'd be really interested in being pointed to better sources for data science approaches to understanding the issue(s) - in addition to the more narrative based suggestions provided.
- clairity 6y agofor the most part they're not bad analyses, just giving folks without relevant background a measure of calibration on the information therein: decent, but worth reading critically rather than with wholesale acceptance.