Freakonomics: Real Estate Agents like the Ku Klux Klan?

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Real Estate broker Todd Miller challenges the statistics used in the book Freakonomics to explain that real estate agents goals aren't aligned with their sellers

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  • you did not answer the question why kkk is compared to agents. its the idea of information. real estate agents have the power of information, and the kkk was destroyed when all there secret meetings and information leaked threw the radio to the public.

  • @Willahification The point was that the authors though that words like "charming" etc were CODE WORDS. They aren't. I made that clear in the video. Real Estate Agents are not like the KKK. We don't use code words. Those phrases are called "puffing" and its a nice way to talk about an ugly house.

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  • THANK YOU. what you siad was so concurrent and dubley sificticated. i liked when you siad E=MC2. very smart performance, you should be an actor or a dentist. i cant beleieve you dont have your PHD, thus you are so smart. on the contray; education is easy in you. intelligence is fun for you in your eyes. grandpa liked the dog walking to the farm man back-yard to the down yelder asma for three time since 9tyfour o:clock?kl-klux(KKK)klu! got bad houses's's you mad good point today, free of charge.

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