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Seth Stephens-Davidowitz tells a chilling tale through the data collected by Google and PornHub that will shatter your presumptions about everything from racism to sexual preference in his book, Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are.

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Original book summary overview

In this New York Times best seller, Harvard-trained economist Seth Stephens-Davidowitz shows how search data, social media, and other big, new sources of data can be mined to reveal fascinating insights into some of a “civilized” species’ darkest secrets. As captivating as it is revolting, Everybody Lies will change what you think about everything from your friends and the folks in the south to violent movies and government initiatives.

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