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The Anthropic Principle in Statistics and Science (my talk this Mon 29 June, 4:20pm London time)
about 15 hours ago
The Anthropic Principle in Statistics and Science The anthropic principle in physics...
Bayesian Workflow exists as a physical book!
1 day ago
We’re very excited about this book. It’s the result of several years...
Scientific American returned to form–but I don’t know what will happen next.
1 day ago
Last month I wrote the following post. I scheduled it for November...
“Springer Nature has removed two studies by Max Planck.”
2 days ago
Jim Moody points to this news article, “Why have papers by one...
Structural equation modeling (SEM) and positive definiteness
3 days ago
This post is from Bob Mitzi and I were swotting up on...
Getting justice can require a lot of effort, and usually at some point we’ll just give up, which is what the cheaters rely on.
4 days ago
I just read this compelling op-ed by Brendan Ballou, “One Man Stole...
Treating AI review like the contentious policy design problem it is
5 days ago
This is Jessica. Many researchers are thinking about what we should do...
“Howard Lutnick gives top Cantor Fitzgerald jobs to his sons Brandon and Kyle” is a very clean example of meritocracy.
5 days ago
In a post about possible corruption in the government and finance sector...
Survey Statistics: perfect collinearity in the sample but not in the population
5 days ago
In 2019, Andrew blogged about collinearity in Bayesian models. In the comments...
Mind-body healing: An exchange.
6 days ago
This has come up a few times on the blog already Carroll/Langer:...