The Science of Counting Crowds
Event organizers tend to inflate audience numbers at events because it makes the event look more successful. Critics denounce those...
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Event organizers tend to inflate audience numbers at events because it makes the event look more successful. Critics denounce those...
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After the election of Thomas Jefferson and the routing of the congressional federalists in the 1800 elections, the federalist...
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On the same weekend that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin stood in front of the Lincoln Memorial and insisted they were “reclaiming...
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Taking full blame for the Bay of Pigs debacle, JFK fell back on an old maxim, “Victory has a thousand fathers. Defeat is an...
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In conversation with others it has been my observation that most people believe that the United States Supreme Court has always been...
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When in doubt about whether the Fourth Amendment gives the federal government a specific surveillance authority, err on the side of...
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The funny (or sad) thing about this t-shirt is that it could just as easily be worn as an anti-Palin statement. Of course, it would be...
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The latest Gallup Poll suggests the GOP is poised for huge Congressional victories — a poll-recording-breaking lead by...
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A lot of “civilians” don’t understand that on most weblogs and even major megaweblogs blogging involves a degree of...
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