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What Is Fermi Estimation: How to Estimate Anything
Fermi estimation is the skill of making reasonable approximations from first principles, even with little data.
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−Physicist and educator Peter Weinstein of the College of New Jersey
+Physicist and educator Lawrence Weinstein of Old Dominion University
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