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London Computational Knowledge Summit
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3 questions 1.What income to be in top 10%? 2.How much richer than 1948? 3.How many gymslip mums?
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How much must a childless couple earn (after tax and benefits) to be in the top 10%? £40,000 £60,000 £80,000 £100,000 £125,000
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How much has real GDP grown by since 1948? 50% 100% 150% 200% 250%
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How many gymslip mums? There are 780,000 single parents on means tested benefits. How many are under 18 (ie how many gym-slip mums?) 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000
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Size Is it big or little ?
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1 million childcare places Labour Govt promises £300m for 1m childcare places over 5 years. £300m divided by 1m places =£300 Divided by 5 years = £60 a year = a little more than £1 a week?????????
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G8 debt relief of $50bn =$1.5bn annually =£750m G8 population = 750m =£1 per head. =£0?
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Direction UP and down
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Speed camera
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Norovirus
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Norovirus lab reports Source: Health Protection Agency
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Norovirus confidence intervals 1:1500 (1 lab case = 1500 in community). 2000 lab cases = 3million in community But maybe 1:140 (=280,000 cases) Or maybe 1:17,000 (=34 million cases) Community study lab cases… =1
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Save our Butty
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Sausage risk
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Risk 21% increase in risk of colorectal cancer for every 50g of bacon daily. Baseline risk 5 in every 100 get colorectal cancer 21% increase on 5 = 6 in every 100 get colorectal cancer ie 99 out of 100 unaffected
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Which is clear? An extra 50g of bacon consumed on a daily basis increases the risk of colorectal cancer by 21 per cent (incidence of 45 per 100,000). OR 5 in every 100 men typically get colorectal cancer in a lifetime. If they all eat an extra rasher or two of bacon every day for life, 6 will.
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GDP
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The UK Income Distribution in 2005/06 Mean, £23000 Median, £18800
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Single parents on IS AgeNumber (000) Under 186 18-24162 25-59611
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National Debt as % National income
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Cracked mirror
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Deaths per story BBC News
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Deaths per story Newspapers
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