094 | Uncertainty and Trumpery with Alberto Cairo

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094 | Uncertainty and Trumpery with Alberto Cairo

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Mar 21, 2017

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We have Alberto Cairo from the University of Miami on the show to talk about partisanship and rhetoric, visualizing uncertainty and risk, cognitive biases, and much more.

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Mar 21, 2017

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