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Meritocracy to-morrow and meritocracy yesterday – but never meritocracy to-day
about 19 hours ago
We’ve written a lot about meritocracy recently – “Howard Lutnick gives top...
Scientific citations as an overwhelmed communication channel
2 days ago
Peter Dorman writes This looks like it’s up your alley. I find...
It’s satisfying to see the economics profession come around on some things (regression discontinuity analysis and so-called risk aversion)
3 days ago
Jonathan Falk points to this post by Nicholas Decker and writes I...
Charting the Agentic Garden of Forking Paths
3 days ago
Arjun Balaji, Batuhan Duru Yeltekin, and Tian Zheng write Even with a...
Survey Statistics: ANOVA
4 days ago
Andrew recently answered “Why did ANOVA fall out of fashion?” Anova is...
“Protection from inappropriate influence is a hallmark of scientific integrity” . . . not any more!
4 days ago
This is a funny one. Remember how Google used to have the...
The Washington Nationals are hiring!
4 days ago
Des McGowan writes I left the Mets last year to take a...
New York City Psychometrics Group
5 days ago
Betsy McCoach and her colleagues and students at Fordham University do a...
This is modern frequentist statistics: Using fake-data simulation to understand what can happen in a study
5 days ago
In a famous (to readers of this blog) example of statistical error...
What’s happening with the models of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation?
6 days ago
John “not Towering Inferno” Williams points to this new research article by...
Did 2012 mark “the discovery of the final laws of nature . . . a discontinuity in human intellectual history, the sharpest that has occurred since the beginning of modern science in the 17th century?”
7 days ago
Here’s Ed Regis in 1993, reviewing a book from that year by...
Why I don’t like highest posterior density (HPD) intervals
8 days ago
This post is by Bob There are several reasons I prefer central...