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Sign up You will be redirected to the sign-up form to create a new account Logged out Humanities and Social Sciences Science, Technology and Medicine Law and Administration Recent searches Suggestions for you No suggestions found Pages 163 to 196 https://doi.org/10.3917/res.177.0163 PDF https://doi.org/10.3917/res.177.0163 T he new opportunities for statistical aggregation, analysis and correlation afforded by big data are taking us away from traditional statistical perspectives focused on the average man to “capture” “social reality” as such, directly and immanently, from a perspective devoid of any relation to “the average” or “the norm” [1]. “A-normative objectivity”, or even “tele-objectivity” (Virilio, 2006: 4), the new regime of digital truth, is exemplified by multiple new automatic systems modelling “social reality