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"A spirited and enthralling examination of the data of our lives...Will make you cringe, chuckle, and wince at the people you thought we were."
--Christian Rudder

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"Move over, Freakonomics. Move over, Moneyball. This brilliant book is the best demonstration yet of how Big Data plus cleverness can illuminate and then move the world. Read it and you'll see life in a new way."
--Charles W. Eliot

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"An astoundingly clever and mischievous exploration of what Big Data tells us about everyday life. Seth Stephens- Davidowitz is as good a data storyteller as I have ever met.
--Steven Levitt

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"If any of you have any interest in Big Data or innovative thinking, I would strongly recommend reading this book. Seth Stephens-Davidowitz has a great, casual writing style that allowed me to read this book so quickly. The author brings in work from a lot of economists and social scientists to legitimize his claims. Most importantly, he remains as objective as possible."

https://bcsheatechtrek.com/2018/01/05/everybody-lies-book-summary/

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"Everbody Lies relies on Big Data to rip the veneer of what we like to think of as our civilized selves. A book that is fascinating, shocking, sometimes horrifying, but above all revealing."

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"In his engaging, enjoyable and easily accessible new book (with the unfortunately dismal title, Everybody Lies), data scientist and New York Times columnist Seth Stephens-Davidowitz brings behavioral economics into the era of big data, where the standard unit of study isn’t the actions of a dozen subjects in a classroom, but rather the responses of thousands and occasionally millions of anonymous users."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidshaywitz/2017/05/12/no-lie-engaging-new-book-brings-behavioral-science-into-the-era-of-big-data/#4034a8a8744f

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"Everybody Lies is an engaging book length argument that we are on the cusp of Kuhnian paradigm shift in social science research methods."

https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/technology-and-learning/how-everybody-lies-might-change-social-sciences

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"In the interest of full disclosure: I loved this book. It was fascinating and I couldn't put it down, but I do have a couple of points that aren't quite so gushy."

https://gingesbecray.com/book-review-everybody-lies-by-seth-stephens-davidowitz/

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"Stephens-Davidowitz explores big data trends that show that we often lie, or at least avoid telling the full story, in our day-to-day lives (especially when no one is looking). In a useful read full of memorable take-homes, he draws insights from big data relating to various spheres of our lives."

https://capitalandgrowth.org/articles/956/book-summary-everybody-lies-by-seth-stephens-david.html

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Author of The Better Angels of Our Nature

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Author of The Better Angels of Our Nature

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"A whole new way of studying the mind...Time and again my preconception about my country and my species were turned upside down by Stephens - Davidowitz's discoveries...Endlessly fascinating."

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"The eye-catching title of this engrossing book is more than a way to capture readers’ attention: it is the fundamental narrative, in which Seth Stephens-Davidowitz delves into Google search data in a way that should interest any person who has ever typed a question into that open-form box."
http://www.themeasurementstandard.com/2018/01/tms-book-review-everybody-lies-big-data-new-data-internet-can-tell-us-really/

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"Freakonomics on steroids- this book shows how Big Data can give us surprising new answers to important and interesting questions. Seth Stephens-Davidowitz  brings data analysis alive in a crisp, witty manner, providing a terrific introduction to how big data is shaping social science."
--Raj Chetty

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This, therefore, is probably the perfect book for helping with the ongoing process of forcing ourselves to consider what we know we know – what another Donald, former Bush defence secretary Rumsfeld, called the “known knowns” – about ourselves and about the world we inhabit.