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Getting a pass on evaluating ways to improve science
about 2 hours ago
This is Jessica. I was thinking recently about how doing research on...
“Take a pass”: New contronym just dropped.
about 4 hours ago
Richard and I were working on the Bayesian Workflow book, I had...
Election prediction markets: What happens next?
1 day ago
Rajiv Sethi discusses a recent ruling by a U.S. regulatory agency to...
20 years of blogging . . . What are your favorite posts?
2 days ago
Our first post was on 12 Oct 2004: A weblog for research...
The Mets are looking to hire a data scientist
3 days ago
Michale Jerman writes We’re looking to expand our group, and we’d obviously...
Shreddergate! A fascinating investigation into possible dishonesty in a psychology experiment
4 days ago
From A to Z A couple years ago we discussed a post...
Freakonomics asks, “Why is there so much fraud in academia,” but without addressing one big incentive for fraud, which is that, if you make grabby enough claims, you can get featured in . . . Freakonomics!
5 days ago
There was this Freakonomics podcast, “Why Is There So Much Fraud in...
Supercentenarian superfraud update
6 days ago
Here. (Background here.) Next you’re gonna tell me that North Korea isn’t...
Movements in the prediction markets, and going beyond a black-box view of markets and prediction models
6 days ago
My Columbia econ colleague Rajiv Sethi writes The first (and possibly last)...
It’s Stanford time, baby: 8-hour time-restricted press releases linked to a 91% higher risk of hype
7 days ago
Adam Pollack writes You and the blog readers might find this interesting:...
B-school prof data sleuth lawsuit fails
7 days ago
Stephanie Lee tells the story: “She Sued the Sleuths Who Found Fraud...