After running some numbers about the death rates of high profile occupations (which reveal that being President of the United States renders you roughly as vulnerable to assassination as your average street-level drug dealer),
Daniel of Crooked Timber plugs the book which inspired it all:
"The Politics of Large Numbers" is an excellent book for anyone who is ever tempted to think Bruno Latour's work never had any really useful applications.
Not only was I "tempted to think" that, it never even occurred to me that the alternative was possible.
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