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Remembering David MacKay
about 23 hours ago
Pilgrim Beart informs us that is Cambridge Philosophical Society is organizing a...
Thinking about objections to ethnic political representation
2 days ago
I go onto Twitter and Bluesky every morning to post the link...
Hey! What the Froot was up with this Harvard website?
3 days ago
This is probably the least important topic in the history of our...
Journalists and the people they interview: The individual contract and the social contract
4 days ago
1. Why do journalists interview people? Why do people agreed to be...
Axel F meets Samuel Beckett in The Lifestyles of the Rich and Tenured
5 days ago
I’ve never met this Richard Axel guy, but I clicked through to...
Survey Statistics: sampling to assess data quality
6 days ago
In 2010, Bethany Hedt-Gauthier (one of my heroes) let me tag along...
Edward Tufte on graphs as comparisons
6 days ago
I’m always going around saying that graphs are comparisons. For example, see...
Living the metascience dream (or nightmare) with AI for science
7 days ago
This is Jessica. We recently wrote about multiverse analysis, which takes the...
Hey, self-publishers! It seems that you are getting scammed.
7 days ago
WordPress is pretty good: just about all the spam comments we receive...
“Giving less power to statistical power”
8 days ago
Megan Higgs and Valentin Amrhein write Researchers often need to justify their...
Computing pi by flipping a coin
9 days ago
EJ points us to this charming new paper by Jim Propp, which...
Hey! I almost got scammed by Google.
9 days ago
It’s time to renew my passport–it’s been 10 years!–so I went online...