Re: STATISTICAL THOUGHT IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Pt. II

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> Joe,
> Instead of "the Bell curve is the most Occamically efficient faithful
> representation of such a statistical spread," how about "The Bell
> Curve is the most simple, efficient and faithful representation of
> such statistical spreads."
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> Grant
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That works.
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