Kenneth Lipp shared a link on your Wall.

You know, statistical inference is a huge part of what I do. Whatever
that is, something with rats, I think. Bet I could find an algorithmic
process. Be so kind as to supplement my investigation. 

The sub-prime mortgage crisis and Egypt and Tunisia
http://www.facebook.com/l/05718X-dGS2BWRL-GDzufMnYeCg;mideast.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2011/02/02/can_black_swans_lead_to_a_sustainable_arab_israeli_peace

The nationwide decline in housing prices that began in 2006 was
supposed to be, we were told, impossible. Because its impact was
limited initially to the sub-prime mortgage market, which was a
relatively small part of the overall home-mortgage market, policy
makers at the Department of the Treasury 


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