David Franklin is a British writer who is fascinated by how we learn about statistics. After taking Dan Levy's famous statistics class in the fall of 2018, he returned as part of the teaching team the following year and took notes on everything Dan did: those notes became his new book, "Invisible Learning".
He has two master's degrees: one in mathematics from the University of Cambridge, the other in development economics from the Harvard Kennedy School. He also has eight years of experience in the private sector as a country risk manager and is a keen data scientist.
In his spare time, David is an avid reader, radio cricket commentator, and long-suffering fan of Newcastle United. He lives in London with his partner Catri.
