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Type: Book chapter / scientific report (evidence production)
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This document is page 147 of a larger work, specifically the start of 'Chapter 16 Epilogue,' marked with the Bates stamp HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021393. It discusses a 'network of scholars' that has collaborated over six years to study social forces and human nature, emphasizing the value of connections ('edges') between individuals ('nodes'). The footnote identifies the lead author as Ronald Thisted, Ph.D., a professor at the University of Chicago, and details his academic background and interests in statistics and evidence.

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Ronald Thisted, Ph.D. Lead Author / Professor
Professor in the Departments of Health Studies, Statistics, and Anesthesia & Critical Care at the University of Chica...

Organizations (6)

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University of Chicago
Employer of Ronald Thisted
Pomona College
Thisted's education (philosophy and mathematics)
Stanford University
Thisted's education (statistics)
American Statistical Association
Thisted is a Fellow
American Academy for the Advancement of Science
Thisted is a Fellow
House Oversight Committee
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Past six years
On-going conversation engaged in by a network of scholars regarding unseen forces and social nature of human beings.
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Network of scholars

Relationships (1)

Ronald Thisted Lead Author/Member Network of Scholars
Described as lead author of the chapter discussing the network.

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"A network is defined as much by the connections between people as it is by the individual people themselves."
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"We started with a set of nodes having only a handful of edges, and we ended with many more edges than nodes."
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"The question of how we come to know—or to claim that we know—things, is left unexamined all too often."
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