The New York Times election statistician Nate Silver
perfectly predicted all 50 states last night for President Obama,
while every single major pundit was wrong -- some comically wrong. Despite being derided by TV talking heads as a liberal hack, Silver definitively proved that geeks with mathematical models were superior to the gut feelings and pseudo-statistics of so-called political experts. The big question is, will the overwhelming success of statistical models make pundit forecasting obsolete, or will producers stubbornly keep them on the air?
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