That's right folks, Mungo was just TOO HOT for economics (and conversely, I not hot enough for political science).
At least I'm hotter than a math professor!
Hat tips to cblatts and jwolfers.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
In case you ever wondered why Mungo is in Political Science and Angus in Economics....
Here is the explanation in one convenient chart (clic the pic for an even more enlightening image):
That's right folks, Mungo was just TOO HOT for economics (and conversely, I not hot enough for political science).
At least I'm hotter than a math professor!
Hat tips to cblatts and jwolfers.
That's right folks, Mungo was just TOO HOT for economics (and conversely, I not hot enough for political science).
At least I'm hotter than a math professor!
Hat tips to cblatts and jwolfers.
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Naturally, this is a graph without confidence intervals. I find it hard to imagine that any of those dots, except maybe the most extreme two, are statistically different from each other.
Engineering! We're not last!!
Within the science, applied science, and social science disciplines, do I spot a correlation between difficulty/math requirements and hotness?
Wow, the Women's Studies joke almost writes itself.
Here, by the way, is the actual source of the graph:
http://themonkeycage.org/2009/01/21/hotness/
Ah, Sorry John. Very nice work. Thanks.
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