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What does “I know that many professional statisticians felt it was all bunk from the word go" mean?
“I know that many professional statisticians felt it was all bunk from the word go,” said Russell Lyons, a mathematics professor at Indiana University, who recently published a scathing review of the work.
What does “I know that many professional statisticians felt it was all bunk from the word go" mean?
“I know that many professional statisticians felt it was all bunk from the word go,” said Russell Lyons, a mathematics professor at Indiana University, who recently published a scathing review of the work.
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Are you having problems with the entire sentence or just a couple of elements?
Bunk = nonsense; from the word 'go' = from the very beginning [think of a race beginning with 'on your marks, get set, go!']
Bunk = nonsense; from the word 'go' = from the very beginning [think of a race beginning with 'on your marks, get set, go!']
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