What can you do with 100 words? (January 12, 2007). Category: Wiki pages

I added another short entry to Chance News 23 about a dubious claim that 100 words are needed for half of all reading in English.

Here's a list of all the articles I have contributed to Chance News:

• Chance News 23: What can you do with 100 words?
• Chance News 23: Can Google replace your doctor?
• Chance News 23: Amazon's Statistically Improbable Phrases
• Chance News 22: I wasn't making up data, I was imputing!
• Chance News 20: A clumsy attempt at anonymization
• Chance News 18: What does "unable to replicate" mean?
• Chance News 16: Exponential decay in Biblical ages
• Chance News 16: Use and Reliability of Internet information
• Chance News 14: Single and not so carefree
• Chance News 12: Can dogs sniff out cancer?
• Chance News 11: Laughter in the Supreme Court
• Chance News 6: Self Experimentation
• Chance News 4: Racial profiling
• Chance News 4: Can you get fired over the wording of a questionnaire

This webpage was written by Steve Simon and was last modified on 07/08/2008.