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Trump’s Win Isn’t the Death of Data—It Was Flawed All Along

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Trump’s Win Isn’t the Death of Data—It Was Flawed All Along
The lesson of Trump's victory is not that data is dead. The lesson is that data is flawed. It has always been flawed---and always will be. The post Trump's Win Isn't the Death of Data—It Was Flawed All Along appeared first on WIRED.
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