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DeanAbbott
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I was just looking at my favorite economics blog, The Skeptical Optimist, and saw a post on randomness based on two books the blog author, Steve Conover is reading called The Black Swan and Fooled by Randomness. This caught my eye–a quote from one of the two books (it was unclear to me which one):Here’s an example of his point about randomness: How many times have you heard about mutual fund


I was just looking at my favorite economics blog, The Skeptical Optimist, and saw a post on randomness based on two books the blog author, Steve Conover is reading called The Black Swan and Fooled by Randomness. This caught my eye–a quote from one of the two books (it was unclear to me which one):Here’s an example of his point about randomness: How many times have you heard about mutual fund

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