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More thoughts regarding comfortable, powerful people who seem willing or even eager to blow up the system.
9 minutes ago
I wanted to elaborate on my post from yesterday, about comfortable, powerful...
“An Axiomatic Foundation for Decisions with Counterfactual Utility”
about 16 hours ago
Benedikt Koch, Kosuke Imai, and Tomasz Strzalecki write Counterfactual utilities evaluate decisions...
The Pick-the-Winner-Picker Heuristic: Preference for Categorically Correct Forecasts
1 day ago
A couple years ago, Jay Naborn wrote I am studying people’s preference...
David W. Hogg on why we do astrophysics (in the face of LLMs and the lack of clinical value)
2 days ago
David W. Hogg, who takes his role as scientific gadfly seriously, recently...
Overall, I remain a fan of Oliver Sacks.
2 days ago
Pedro Franco writes I just saw that the noted Oliver Sacks has...
Handbook of Markov chain Monte Carlo, second edition
3 days ago
Radu Caiu, Dootika Vats, Galin Jones, Steve Brooks, Xiao-Li Meng, and I...
Survey Statistics: Blue Rose Research is (still) hiring !
4 days ago
As readers may know, I’m a survey statistician at Blue Rose Research...
Is government policy actually “virtually unrelated to the desires of the low- and middle-income citizens”?
4 days ago
Peter Enns shares a new article, which states The finding that government...
Expanding the Stan User’s Guide
5 days ago
This post is from Bob The Stan User’s Guide has been evolving...
For once, some scientific fraudsters have to pay their money back to the government.
5 days ago
Chuck Jackson points us to this news item Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Inc....
An economist writes: “the fulminations over the #1 pick seem overheated to me.”
6 days ago
Jonathan Falk writes I [Falk] am always amazed at the amount of...
John Carlin says, “‘Identifying variables that independently predict…’ is not a well-defined research task
7 days ago
John “Bayesian Data Analysis” Carlin writes Recent developments in the methodology of...