Introduction to Big Data and the Internet's Truth Serum

Deconstructing Human Behaviors and Desires Through Data

Online Versus Offline: Disparity in Real and Virtual Self

Understanding Sexuality, Relationships and Love through Digital Footprints

Internet's Perspective on Race, Prejudices and Hate

Data-Driven Insights on Health and Mental Illness

Economic Patterns and Employment: Unearthing Ground Reality

An Unbiased Look at Politics through the Internet

Manipulation and Deception in Data-Based Narratives

Conclusion: The Ethics and Future of Big Data

In 'Everybody Lies', author Seth Stephens-Davidowitz explores the vast expanse of digital truths hidden in the digital landscape. By analyzing what people search on web, the author sips through billions of Google searches to unveil surprising truths about our desires, beliefs, and who we are. It offers a fascinating, surprising, and sometimes unsettling deep dive into what our online behaviour can tell us about the human psyche.

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Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data, and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are