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For Twenty Years Now, a Higher Percentage of New Yorkers Have Fled This State Than Have Residents of Any Other State
But we keep having an insane amount of babies, so our population remains the same!
Criminologists Shocked That Americans Didn’t Respond to the Recession by Burgling and Killing One Another
Well, they kind of did in New York.
The Post-Trade Knicks, in Statistical Form
One blog crunches some numbers and finds that the Knicks have become a parody of a Mike D'Antoni team.
Economists Talking About Kobe Bryant’s Clutch Performance Aren’t Thinking Things All the Way Through
Comparing apples to oranges to Andrea Bargnani.
At Least 1,200 New Yorkers Pay to Shuttle Their Fine Art From Manhattan to the Hamptons Each Summer
Because decorating with seashells is not enough.
Nate Silver: More on New York Neighborhood Livability Index
The statistician explains the numbers behind our neighborhood ratings.
Study: New Yorkers Are Among the Least Likely to Fall Victim to Scams
And yet we still buy Knicks tickets, year after year.
Bro-ing Down
Number of times the guys from Artichoke said the word “bro” in the time it took to pound two slices around 1 a.m. this morning: fourteen.
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