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Jn 9nglish" the distribution of suppression indices is tightlE centered around unitE.
>eKer than )% of individuals lie at the e0tremes (s[)V5 or s\5).
Jn 6erman" the distribution in much Kider" and sWeKed leftKard. suppression in Gazi
6ermanE Kas not the e0ception" but the rule (>ig. 4>).
$t the far left" B.*% of individuals shoKed strong suppression (s[)V5).
-his population is highlE enriched for documented victims of repression" such as
4ablo 4icasso (sF+.),)" the Xauhaus architect Nalter 6ropius (sF+.)=)" and @ermann
7aas (s[.+))" an influential 4rotestant 7inister Kho helped manE ]eKs flee (?).
(7aas Kas later recognized bE JsraelPs ^ad _ashem as a T8ighteous $mong the
Gations.U)
$t the other e0treme" ).5% of the population e0hibited a dramatic rise (s\5).
-his subpopulation is highlE enriched for Gazis and Gazi(supporters" Kho benefited
immenselE from government propaganda (?).
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-hese results provide a strategE for rapidlE identifEing liWelE victims of censorship from a
large pool of possibilities" and highlights hoK culturomic methods might complement
e0isting historical approaches.
Culturomics is
the application of high(throughput data collection and analEsis to the studE of human culture.
XooWs are a beginning" but Ke must also incorporate neKspapers (,B)" manuscripts (<+)" maps (<))"
artKorW (<,)" and a mEriad of other human creations (<<" <4). &f course" manE voices M alreadE lost
to time M lie forever beEond our reach.
Culturomic results are a neK tEpe of evidence in the humanities. $s Kith fossils of ancient
creatures" the challenge of culturomics lies in the interpretation of this evidence. Considerations of
space restrict us to the briefest of surveEs. a handful of trajectories and our initial interpretations.
7anE more fossils" Kith shapes no less intriguing" becWon.
(i) 4eaWs in TinfluenzaU correspond Kith dates of WnoKn pandemics" suggesting the value of
culturomic methods for historical epidemiologE (<5) (>ig. 5$).
(ii) -rajectories for Tthe GorthU" Tthe ;outhU" and finallE" Tthe enemEU reflect hoK
polarization of the states preceded the descent into Kar (>ig. 5X).
(iii) Jn the battle of the se0es" the TKomenU are gaining ground on the TmenU (>ig. 5C).
(iv) Tf'minismeU made earlE inroads in >rance" but the :; proved to be a more fertile
environment in the long run (>ig. 5L).
(v) T6alileoU" TLarKinU" and T9insteinU maE be Kell(WnoKn scientists" but T>reudU is more
deeplE engrained in our collective subconscious (>ig. 59).
(vi) Jnterest in TevolutionU Kas Kaning Khen TLG$U came along (>ig. 5>).
(vii) -he historE of the $merican diet offers manE appetizing opportunities for future
researchA the menu includes TsteaWU" TsausageU" Tice creamU" ThamburgerU" TpizzaU" TpastaU"
and TsushiU (>ig. 56).
(viii) T6odU is not deadA but needs a neK publicist (>ig. 5@).
-hese" together Kith the billions of other trajectories that accompanE them" Kill furnish a great
cache of bones from Khich to reconstruct the sWeleton of a neK science.