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About what's in this book. and somebody who wrote it originally angry. >> but are we -- >> it's compassion. >> are we more precise about what free enterprise is? >> it's amazing. it is so -- the revelation of discreet data and the ability to identify the excrete data and then adapt to it which we saw first with crime fighting in new york. where is the crime? put a bunch of cops there and go do that. that was celebrated in this country. william bratton and all the improvements and new york's police department and all this, at least certainly in its relative, proportional behavior. in this book ...

Live in poverty. discreet data, only available because of the 21st century miracle of the computer was able to show, again, it was compiled since '02, look at that, 1% of all the city's hospital patients, everybody goes to the hospital, 1% of them were spending or creating 30% or a third of the entire city's health care costs. dr. jeffrey brenner, who is one of the problem solvers featured in "greedy bastard$!" took this data and acted on it as a greedy bastard anecdote as you will, hot-spotting. and here to explain how it works in the context of health care is naomi wyatt who works with dr. b...

A 50% drop in murders, 39% drop in serious crimes. less resources, but allocated using mentality. why do the numbers turn out like that? >> as you're using them appropriately, more cops used appropriately means even more crime reduction. we're effectively still feeling the investment made in the '90s in technology, which led to the acquisition of computers, more cops to put on those hot spots. we have to see over time as budgets are reduced and even money to buy, computers that do hot-spot policing how we feel. right now we're feeling the impact of the investment that was made back in the '90s...

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