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The Numerati: How They'll Get My Number and Yours
by Stephen Baker · Jonathan Cape Ltd · tapa dura · 244 pages
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Pages: 244 pagesAuthor: Stephen BakerPublisher: Jonathan Cape LtdFormat: tapa duraLanguage: enRelease date: 1/1/2008ISBN: ISBN 9780224080569
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Synopsis of The Numerati: How They'll Get My Number and Yours
En 'The Numerati', Stephen Baker nos guía a través de una nueva era sin precedentes, donde los matemáticos están comenzando a mapear el comportamiento humano individual. Este mapeo cambiará todos los aspectos de nuestras vidas, desde el asesoramiento médico hasta la publicidad, las evaluaciones laborales y la forma en que los políticos intentan ganar nuestros votos. El libro explora cómo el modelado matemático de la humanidad está transformando nuestra vida diaria y plantea preguntas fundamentales sobre la privacidad y el poder de los matemáticos para influir en el comportamiento individual.
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Stephen Baker
Stephen Baker was an animal behaviorist, advertising executive, author and humorist of Austrian origin. He came with his mother and brothers Thomas and Peter from Hungary, April 2, 1940 aboard the S.S. Vulcanin from Italy. In December 1940 he made a Declaration of Intention to become a U.S. citizen at the District Court of Pottawatomie County, Shawnee, Oklahoma. He was a student at the Jewish Teachers Seminary, New York.
1921–2004110 titles published
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