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Why small countries decide big votes
A look at how blocs of a few million people keep tipping outcomes at the UN, with the numbers behind it.
Statistical programmer in R, singer, and writer on politics, spirituality and science. This is where the three meet.
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A look at how blocs of a few million people keep tipping outcomes at the UN, with the numbers behind it.
The pause between notes is where the meaning sits. Notes on breath, stillness and attention.
Why surprising overlaps are common, and how a simple simulation in R shows it.
A short tour of the evidence on animal numeracy, and how to read these studies critically.
Selected projects. Each one states the question, the method and the result.
Interactive tool that shows how weighting changes survey estimates.
R · Shiny · surveyReproducible tables and listings, generated from one analysis script.
R · tidyverse · gtMaps and trend lines connecting my data work to my political writing.
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Quarto · GitHubI work with numbers by day and sing by night. Both ask the same of me: listen closely, and be honest about what I hear.
Writing is where I bring the two together, along with the questions of meaning that neither fully answers. Replace this text with your own story.
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