scientific than sixand more million people, in fact, took around threewe got million profiles, facebook .rofiles at the beginning, in fact -- you know, people like to say, oh, graduated from high school, i already planned, you this research 20 years later. no, it wasn't the case. case, i kind of stumbled , kind of got into this research by accident. what happened is i was traditional personality questionnaires. and traditional personality questionnaires are composed of questions such as: i'm always on poetry orrk or i like i don't care about abstract ideas. and i had this dataset of facebook likes where basically or they like -- i don't like at ideas or i don't like to read. what struck me is that why would we even ask people this go toon if we can just their facebook profile, look at their facebook likes, and just, you know, fill in the them?onnaire for [laughter] started running those machine-learning -- simple machine-learning models that take your facebook likes and try to predict what would be your personality score. worked pretty well, which actually was pretty because iing for me spent so

territory of limits to monetary policy when we start discussing what can we do to change the real income rofileor households. reporter: you noted in the statement that there are a few signs of domestically generated inflation but also said the market might be underestimating how early a rate hike is going to come, multiple rate hikes are going to come. is it viable to have multiple rate hikes while there are few signs of domestically generated inflation? mr. carney: i didn't quite accurately quote either of what we said in those cases, jasper, on important issues, so i'm going to have to correct, if you don't mind. the first thing is that what we say and we go in some detail in the report, is that most measures of domestically generated inflation are not yet at target consistent rates, and so we detail in the report a series of measures of so-called d.g.i., though not yet at rates that historically have been consistent with inflation being at the 2% target. the most obvious and easily measured and almost cleanest one relates to average weekly earnings and stills of labor costs. we do expect tho