Everybody Lies explores the idea that people often lie to themselves, others, and surveys, but their online behavior, particularly on platforms like Google, can reveal their true thoughts, beliefs, and desires, providing valuable insights into human behavior.
The target group of "Everybody Lies" includes individuals interested in understanding human behavior, social science, and the impact of big data on revealing hidden truths about society.
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Everybody Lies explores the power of big data in revealing the truth about human behavior, thoughts, and desires. By analyzing data from internet searches, social media, and other online sources, Seth Stephens-Davidowitz uncovers hidden patterns and insights that challenge conventional wisdom and provide a deeper understanding of human nature. The book demonstrates how big data can be used to improve our lives, make better decisions, and solve complex problems.
Seth Stephens-Davidowitz is an American data scientist and economist, known for his research on big data and its impact on society. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University and has worked as a Google data scientist and a New York Times op-ed contributor.
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