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Larry Summers, Ken Starr, Jeffrey Epstein, and everyone else
about 24 hours ago
Two of the more memorable names to turn up in the Epstein...
The three funniest items on the Kroger recall list
1 day ago
Palko points us to this news item, “Kroger Recall Update: Full List...
The purpose of science vs. the purpose of scientists
2 days ago
The other day I posted something on the two faces of academic...
Survey Statistics: quantity vs quality
3 days ago
In 2021, I taught Survey Research Methods at NYU (thank you to...
Problems with the so-called gender equality paradox
3 days ago
A few years ago I wrote something on what’s been called the...
Some thoughts on empirical distributions of z-scores
4 days ago
The z-score is an estimated effect divided by its standard error. The...
Who has the lowest Erdos-Bacon-Epstein number?
5 days ago
Lawrence Summers of course has an Epstein number of 1 (the lowest...
The signal-to-noise ratio in statistics
5 days ago
This is Erik. When fortune smiles on us, we may get an...
“The Limits of Ethical AI”
6 days ago
Aleks Jakulin writes This is such a (didactically) beautiful piece of investigation....
Who wants kid vax mandate?
7 days ago
Palko points to this link to a recent Pew Research Report which...
“What do you think is the ideal number of children for a family to have?” Two different statistical measurement challenges arise from this one question on the General Social Survey.
7 days ago
Philip Cohen shares the above graph There’s a lot to chew on...