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“They had it all but they wanted more”: Left-wing radicals in the 1960s and right-wingers now
about 8 hours ago
Seeing all this news about various well-connected right-wing activists and billionaires attempting...
Of plagues and chickens: How can someone be so skeptical in one place and so credulous somewhere else?
about 14 hours ago
I was reading the London Review of Books and came across this...
Generalizing for Sampling and Causal Inference (my talk 3pm today at the University of Maryland)
1 day ago
Monday, April 28, 2025, 3:00 PM, 1101 A. James Clark Hall, University...
I don’t buy that claim that “eating whole foods and avoiding toxins” is a “horseshoe” alliance of the far left and far right
3 days ago
Palko pointed me to this news article, “How the Right Claimed ‘Crunchy’”...
“Either a 2% or a 75% chance of rain”
4 days ago
Palko writes Last Saturday, I [Palko] checked Google and saw the forecast...
Let’s take apart this claim by Christopher Lasch from 1977 that hasn’t aged well: “Such changes have made both racist ideology and the ideology of martial conquest, appropriate to an earlier age of empire-building, increasingly anachronistic.”
6 days ago
As a social scientist, I find it instructive to look at the...
“The difference between ‘significant’ and ‘not significant’ is not itself statistically significant” . . . in the wild!
6 days ago
Here’s the statistical principle (from my 2006 paper with Hal Stern) And...
Friday 10am: Online conversation on “Experiments, Causal Inference, and Limits of Evidence” with Nancy Cartwright and Berna Devezer
7 days ago
It’s organized by Martin Paul Fritze and Cait Lamberton from the Center...
The Error-Reversal Heuristic: How would you have reacted had the mistake gone in the opposite direction?
8 days ago
Something we’ve seen with depressing regularity is that researchers do something sloppy—perhaps...
New course this fall at Columbia: Laboratory in Justice Data Science
8 days ago
Ben Silver writes I’m an incoming postdoc at the Center for Justice,...
What day of the year will have the fewest noninduced births? (Difference between mathematical and statistical reasoning)
9 days ago
John Cook points to this charmingly old-school webpage of mathematician Richard Stanley...
Intergenerational socioeconomic mobility over time for different ethnic groups
10 days ago
Elisa Jácome, Ilyana Kuziemko, Suresh Naidu write: We estimate long-run trends in...