Across
- 4. the set of relationships that individuals develop and maintain.
- 5. The ability to render into data many aspects of the world that have never been quantified before.
- 6. The unconscious belief of valuing the measurable over the immeasurable.
- 7. By their very nature, they [] feed on data that can be measured and counted. But its fairness is squishy and hard to quantify.
- 8. A cultural, technological, and scholarly phenomenon that rests on the the interplay of Technology, Analysis, and Mythology.
Down
- 1. a subtle reckoning in how people understand and value their relationships with other people.
- 2. Seeing patterns where none actually exist, simply because enormous quantities of data can offer connections that radiate in all directions.
- 3. The employment of new technologies that reflect and reproduce existing inequities but that are promoted and perceived as more objective or progressive than discriminatory systems of a previous era.
- 5. Differences between the Data rich and the Data poor (access to data).