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Last updated about 13 hours ago
Separating the whack from the chaff in critiques of decision theory
about 13 hours ago
This is Jessica. What influences how people make decisions in specific situations...
The importance of essentialism in children’s and adults’ conceptions of the world
about 15 hours ago
I came across this review article on childhood essentialism, a topic that...
Generalizing Treatment Effects from Trials to EHR Populations (Qixuan Chen’s talk this Tues morning)
1 day ago
My biostatistics collaborator is speaking this Tues 21 Oct, 11am at the...
“All Our Default Models Are Wrong: Causal inference for varying treatment effects”: my talk this Saturday morning in Ottawa
1 day ago
It’s at this colloquium on meta-analysis in economic research, Sat 18 Oct...
Questions about statistical claims in paper from recent Nobel prize winners; some general challenges in trying understand nonlinear patterns using quadratic regression
3 days ago
A colleague who specializes in the natural selection of bad science points...
Survey Statistics: MRPW
3 days ago
Now that I’m going to Playroom regularly again, there was no escaping...
Stockholm Syndrome
3 days ago
In keeping with our recent trend of Swedish-themed posts (and another should...
StanCon 2026 in Uppsala, Sweden
5 days ago
StanCon 2026 will take place in Uppsala, Sweden, from August 17th to...
“The Impossible Man”: Patchen Barss’s biography of Roger Penrose
5 days ago
Roger Penrose, born in 1931 and still alive at the time of...
This is what a degree in cannabis studies will get ya
6 days ago
John “not E.T.” Williams writes Weed is big in my part of...
7 reasons to use Bayesian inference!
7 days ago
I’m not saying that you should use Bayesian inference for all your...
Columbia fake U.S. News statistics update: They paid $9 million and are still, bizarrely, refusing to admit misreporting of data, even though everybody knows they misreported data.
8 days ago
The Spectator, Columbia’s student newspaper, is pretty good. They ran this article...