Statistical Life
From the evolution of intelligence to memory and information overload.
We all harbor secrets. Some are big and bad; some are small and trivial. Researchers have parsed which truths to tell and which not to.
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From the evolution of intelligence to memory and information overload.
Many a colorful figure have pointed out that a life is basically a statistical experience, made of moments like this one. If you put enough of those moments together, you learn to talk, fall in love, and grow old. If you're an economist, you can put a value on it. For a psychologist, the numbers sum to the ebb and flow of individuals, relationships, and cultures. On an even larger scale, evolution does the math. Statistical Life takes a data’s-eye-view on how these moments sum to us.