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Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science

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Last updated about 21 hours ago

“Wait, is everybody wearing glasses nowadays?”

about 21 hours ago

“Stockholm’s Replication Games”

1 day ago

Donald Trump’s and Joe Biden’s ages and conditional probabilities of their dementia risk

3 days ago

Brooks Robinson, Earl Weaver, and a general principle of management

3 days ago

Where should we go to see the eclipse in April? Here’s a graph I’d like to see.

4 days ago

“We live in a time of mad kings, megalomaniacal sociopaths granted dangerous power through wealth and/or political position, prone to wild schemes of empire and grandeur”

5 days ago

How to teach certain tricky things such as the difference between standard deviation and standard error

6 days ago

How many hours should students spend in class each week (compared to doing homework)?

6 days ago

“Psychology needs to get tired of winning”

7 days ago

Stupid legal arguments: a moral hazard?

8 days ago

(again) why I don’t like to talk so much about “p-hacking.” But sometimes the term is appropriate!

9 days ago

West Point, like major league baseball, was purely based on merit and achievement before Jackie Robinson and that Tuskegee Airman guy came along and messed everything up.

10 days ago

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