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Mentioned in 19 episodes
The Signal and the Noise
Why So Many Predictions Fail – but Some Don't
Book • 2012
In this book, Nate Silver delves into the world of prediction, examining why many predictions fail and how some succeed.
He uses case studies from diverse areas like baseball, elections, climate change, financial crashes, poker, and weather forecasting to illustrate statistical principles.
Silver emphasizes the importance of probabilistic thinking, humility, and acknowledging uncertainty in making predictions.
The book is praised for its accessible explanation of complex statistical concepts and its wide-ranging coverage of predictive methods.
He uses case studies from diverse areas like baseball, elections, climate change, financial crashes, poker, and weather forecasting to illustrate statistical principles.
Silver emphasizes the importance of probabilistic thinking, humility, and acknowledging uncertainty in making predictions.
The book is praised for its accessible explanation of complex statistical concepts and its wide-ranging coverage of predictive methods.
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Mentioned in 19 episodes
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when discussing the importance of focusing on the signal and not the noise in data analysis.


Timothy Davis

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The ultimate guide to performance marketing | Timothy Davis (Shopify)
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when discussing the role of luck in life, using a question from Silver's book to frame the conversation.


Drew

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How to Get Lucky in Life and Take Smarter Risks
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in reference to 

's rise to fame in 2012.


Megyn Kelly


Nate Silver

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Elon Musk Goes All In On Trump, and Predicting the 2024 Election, with Nate Silver, Bethany Mandel, and Karol Markowicz | Ep. 860
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as one of 

's books.

Dax Shepard


Nate Silver

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Nate Silver (statistician)
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como un libro básico para aprender a diferenciar el ruido de la señal.

Javier Recuenco

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387. Complejidad e Inversión con Javier Recuenco
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as a great book on predictions.


Ryan Holiday

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How High Risk-Takers Are Shaping Our World | Nate Silver
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as one of 

's books.


Scott Galloway


Nate Silver

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Smart vs. Stupid Risk Taking — with Nate Silver
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while discussing effective altruism and utilitarianism.

Dax Shepard

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Tyler Perry
Mentioned by the podcast hosts as a book providing insights into statistics and prediction.

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THE LIVESTREAM - Trump Dissolves The Department of Education?
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in the context of probabilistic reasoning, referencing a review he co-wrote with Leif Weatherby.

Ben Recht

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#91 - The Uses and Abuses of Statistics (w/ Ben Recht)
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as 

's best-selling book.


Steve Levitt


Nate Silver

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117. Nate Silver Says We're Bad at Making Predictions
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i forbindelse med mod og risiko, hvor Nate Silver skriver om en amerikansk præsident og svineinfluenza.

Dan Rose

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Du får, hvad du måler - med Casper Guldager, Director i NewTech, KPMG
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as a book he liked, focusing on predictive models.

Phil Rosenzweig

#68 Phil Rosenzweig: The Halo Effect
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as one of the books he read that helped him see patterns.


Jeff Booth

020 Bitcoin’s Silent War: Jeff Booth on Bukele, Africa & the Fight for Freedom - All In Bitcoin w/CK
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as a book on prediction methods using solid statistics and Bayesian inference.


Julia Galef

Rationally Speaking #76 - Crowdsourcing and the Wisdom of Crowds
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as a book in the territory of behavioural finance.

Helen Williams

EP 39: Shelf Life #4 (with Ray Perman)
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as the author of the bestselling book, "The Signal and the Noise."


Steve Levitt

116. Abraham Verghese Thinks Medicine Can Do Better
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in relation to the reliability of weather forecasts and the tendency of local TV weathermen to inflate the probability of rain.


Walt Hickey

What we really mean when we say that something will "probably" happen (with Walt Hickey)
Mentioned as an inspiration due to its ability to make the general public aware of quantitative patterns.

222 The Customer Centricity Playbook by Peter Fader
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as a really good analogy for everything that's going on in the skill space.


Sarah Gretczko

“We Did the Skills Work. Nothing Happened.” | PayPal’s Sarah Gretczko on The Truth About Skills Strategy



