People Have Different Ways Of Interpreting History.

Every Day, Three Times Per Second, We Produce The Equivalent Of The Amount Of Data That The Library Of Congress Has In It's Entire Print Collection, Right? But Most Of It Is Like Cat Videos On Youtube Or Thirteen-year-olds Exchanging Text Messages About The Next 'twilight' Movie.

We Must Become More Comfortable With Probability And Uncertainty.

I View My Role Now As Providing More Of A Macro-level Skepticism, Rather Than Saying This Poll Is Good Or This Poll Is Evil.

Precise Forecasts Masquerade As Accurate Ones.

People Gravitate Toward Information That Implies A Happier Outlook For Them.