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Ability to represent relationships between people as a graph does not mean that they convey equivalent information

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Ability to represent relationships between people as a graph does not mean that they convey equivalent information

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Relations displayed through social media is not equivalent to sociograms and kinship networks that scientists have been investigating since the 1930s

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Rise of social networking sites has increased access to big data. -Evan

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Sociology and the humanities/social sciences at large are increasingly trying to become more quantitative

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Big data used to research and describe people's personal networks (connections to other individuals) -Evan

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1. Fordism at cellular level => new understanding of labor, human relationship to work and society
2. Bruno Latour and STS studies (Sciences, Technology and Society) - in itself influenced among others by French theorists (e.g., Foucault)

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Understanding the sample is more important than having bigger data

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Understanding the sample is more important than having bigger data

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Bias interpretations occur because the methodologies on using data are relative, so understanding the sample is more important than having bigger data.
* the size does not matter*

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Dilemma Between The Good Without Any Bad

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Dilemma Between The Good Without Any Bad

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The problem as similar to with Grey and Marres' essay is the fact that the price of big data and its benefits are coming at the cost of the invasion of privacy faced by individual users and users as a whole.
- Kevin H

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Though there are many many users of twitter, they are not necessarily representative, or even real. The feed itself is not even representative and is self filtered (only twitter users respond) and then is filtered by twitter itself. This skews the data and any conclusions drawn from it. Monica Pedone

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In 2006, a Harvard-based research group started gathering the profiles of 1,700 college-based Facebook users to study how their interests and friendships changed over time (Lewis et al. 2008).

Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) – and other research ethics committees – emerged in the 1970s to oversee research on human subjects. While unques- tionably problematic in implementation (Schrag 2010),

In this study students had no idea that their data could be publicized.
Julian Carreras

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Emergence of the Scientific Method (Erin)

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Emergence of the Scientific Method (Erin)

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Even from early debates stemming from the scientific method and the philosophy of science, subjectivity has always been viewed with suspicion, so people seek ways to be more objective

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Who get’s access, for what purpose, and in what context?

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Who get’s access, for what purpose, and in what context?

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"Only social media companies have access to really large social data” (673).

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Objective v. Subjective
Claims to objectivity suggest an adherence to the sphere of objects, to things as they exist in and for themselves. Subjectivity, on the other hand, is viewed with suspicion, colored as it is with various forms of individual and social conditioning.

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Time-Space: conversation begins with mentioning of Henry Ford and the 20th century ("Fordism").

- the author subsequently elaborates about the way certain data-related aspects of the 20th century relate to their original claim (technology's neutrality)

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The example of Twitter shows that the raw numbers recorded on the platform do not always give an accurate representation of views on a particular subject