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This is completely wrong. Here's a collection of research on Wikipedia's reliability. In fact, it's been found to be as accurate as Encyclopedia Britannica in multiple studies. Its pharmacology entries, for example, are more accurate than textbooks. Other examples are included as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliability_of_Wikipedia#Compa...

Do we know that no cross validation was done? I couldn't figure out what the dataset is or where it came from just by looking at the repo.

Developer: Michael W. Kearney

Link to github: https://github.com/mkearney/botrnot

tldr; At the macro (city-wide) level, renters tend to be more supportive of development. But wrt development in their own neighborhood, renters in high-rent cities exhibit NIMBY-ism towards market-rate housing (associated with gentrification). Interesting that they don't mind more affordable housing, which suggests that their concern is not simply economic but rather involving risk-aversion, fear of lesser quality of life, and gentrification.

Link to paper: http://mhankinson.com/assets/jmpWeb.pdf

People who have sickle cell anemia still have a life expectancy of years (>40 in US). On the other hand, getting malaria usually means you mortality is measured in days not years. Everyone has a "100% mortality" but the window of survival differs between diseases.