The Noise Factor
A near-miss coup in Zambia illustrates how seemingly trivial details can have monumental consequences. The slip of a pant leg changed the course of a nation's history, highlighting the importance of "noise" in social research. Small, often overlooked factors can lead to significant social differences, challenging conventional models that ignore these nuances.In this clip
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