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“I have seen the future of science. It is ruled by bitter competition instead of collaboration, pageantry instead of exploration. Bright minds beginning careers in science will be taught to debase their training for drudgerous pursuit of meaningless met
about 10 hours ago
Reese Richardson reports on a recent study he did with Spencer Hong...
Eugene Wigner and the Moonies
1 day ago
I was reading Merchants of Doubt and came across this passage: “Seitz...
“Making Your Research Free May Cost You”
2 days ago
Stephanie Lee writes Stephanie Rolin, a mental-health services researcher, found out last...
In ML, everyone’s Humpty Dumpty
3 days ago
This post is from Bob I used to work in natural language...
Fascinating 1981 interview with Morris Kline, author of the classic book, Mathematics: The Loss of Certainty
3 days ago
From this 1981 interview So when did the loss of certainty begin?...
The Bayesian Workflow book is coming!
4 days ago
We’re very excited about this book. It’s the result of several years...
Can you hit a home run off of Paul Skenes?
5 days ago
I received an email with subject line, “Can my friend hit a...
Survey Statistics: irrelevant alternatives ?
6 days ago
Choice models are useful for modeling elections (or RuPaul’s Drag Race) Consider...
Epistemic Virtues for Science in the Age of Automation
6 days ago
This is Jessica. Back in the 1980s, novelist Italo Calvino developed a...
How to report a N=12 study?
6 days ago
Someone who goes by the handle Concerned Cow writes I am writing...
Which beliefs are considered acceptable and which are not?
7 days ago
Surveys consistently find that approximately 30% of Americans believe in ghosts. Belief...
All graphs are comparisons, and the relevance of this principle to practical advice for producing better graphs
8 days ago
Following up on this discussion from a few years ago, John Kastellec...