My daughter recently mapped the path of her one-year-old son shortly after he learned to walk. Here it is:
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4 comments:
So I guess the stock market is predictable!
1. What am I missing? How does this deflate the random walk hypothesis?
2. Is this diagram symbolic or did she actually map him somehow, with some Toddler Follower gadget?
3. What was at End?
4. Is his nickname Roomba?
1-Random walk suggests you end up where you started.
2-She mapped him by watching him and keeping track with a pencil on paper. The old fashioned way.
3-The End was just the Beginning of the next round.
4-I'll suggest that.
Good thing there's no 'toddler follower gadget' or Dave's granddaughter would be fitted with one ASAP!
(:
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