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The Structure of Data Revolutions can be a great book title, paraphrasing Kuhn's [[The Structure of Scientific Revolutions]]. An essential idea in Kuhn's book, was that the frequency of terms being cited in a society can be reliably assessed by a connected computing system, such as [https://trends.google.com/trends/?geo=US Google Trends]. This kind of capability will enable quantitative analysis of [[paradigm shift]] at a very large scale. Therefore, a new era of data revolution can take place, but still follow the original thesis of Kuhn's early vision. | The Structure of Data Revolutions can be a great book title, paraphrasing Kuhn's [[The Structure of Scientific Revolutions]]. An essential idea in Kuhn's book, was that the frequency of terms being cited in a society can be reliably assessed by a connected computing system, such as [https://trends.google.com/trends/?geo=US Google Trends] and [[Matomo]]. This kind of capability will enable quantitative analysis of [[paradigm shift]] at a very large scale. Therefore, a new era of data revolution can take place, but still follow the original thesis of Kuhn's early vision. | ||
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The Structure of Data Revolutions can be a great book title, paraphrasing Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. An essential idea in Kuhn's book, was that the frequency of terms being cited in a society can be reliably assessed by a connected computing system, such as Google Trends and Matomo. This kind of capability will enable quantitative analysis of paradigm shift at a very large scale. Therefore, a new era of data revolution can take place, but still follow the original thesis of Kuhn's early vision.
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