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Cybermetrics and Groundhog Day

Tim Harford investigates internet search engine accuracy, and groundhog weather forecasts.

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Polling opinion in Syria, and Europe's work hours

Tim Harford casts doubt on a Syrian statistic. And, which European nation works the most?

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Living on less than a dollar a day

Tim Harford examines the dollar-a-day poverty line. How useful a measure is it?

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Why Apple isn't worth more than Poland

Tim Harford debunks reports that Apple is bigger than Poland, and probes safe water goal.

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Red meat death risk?

Tim Harford assesses the dangers of red meat. And he ranks the world's largest employers.

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What is the world's average salary?

Tim Harford explores income equality, and ranks the world's top militaries.

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Do big football clubs win more penalties?

Tim Harford looks at referee bias, and he gazes into the future with Hans Rosling's data.

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Stamp prices and the first maths book

Tim Harford compares post costs around the world, and finds out how modern maths took off.

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Eurostats - true or false?

Are there more Porsche Cayenne owners in Greece than those earning more than 50K euros?

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Measuring species loss

Are we experiencing the greatest wave of extinction since dinosaurs?

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The formula that changed the world

The Midas Formula. The story of Black-Scholes - the equation that transformed Wall Street.

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A grand economic experiment?

European austerity versus US stimulus.

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Trouble on the Greek railways

Is Greek rail so inefficient it would be cheaper to send every passenger by taxi?

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Hardest-working nations

Greeks may put in more hours than Germans, but who works the longest hours in the world?

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The maths of infidelity

It's often said men are less faithful than women. Is that mathematically possible?

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Counting images of Queen Elizabeth II

How many images of the Queen have ever been created?

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Interview with Daniel Kahneman

Tim Harford interviews psychologist Daniel Kahneman, who won the Nobel Prize in Economics.

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Chance encounters

Is the chance of bumping into your boss on holiday greater than you think?

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Weight of the world

How fat could we get? Plus, statistics to the rescue in Pacquiao-Bradley boxing row.

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Hit movies and killer birthdays

What is the highest-earning film ever if you adjust for inflation?

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Drinks and drugs capital of the world?

Do residents of the tiny micronesian island of Palau really smoke more cannabis?

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Who are the Libor losers?

How much damage did messing with Libor actually do to the financial system?

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The Tour de France and the statistics of cheating

Can maths prove whether the Tour de France has clamped down on the use of banned drugs?

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Gun laws and gold medals

Would tighter gun laws lead to fewer gun deaths? Also: how Olympians have changed.

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How extraordinary is Ye Shiwen?

How extraordinary was Ye Shiwen's Olympic performance? More or Less looks at the numbers.

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How to lose money - fast

Is the rapid growth of high frequency trading progress or a threat to the financial system

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Levelling the statistical playing field

Which countries over and under achieved at London 2012?

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Are African leaders more likely to die in office?

Are African leaders more likely than their counterparts elsewhere to die in office?

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How to explain infinity to a four-year-old

Can Johnny Ball explain infinity to a 4-year-old? Plus, an interview with Count von Count.

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Where are all the US Paralympics gold medals?

Why did the USA top the gold medals league in the Olympics, but not the Paralympics?

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