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Postdoctoral position at the University of Pennsylvania on the study of political information

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Survey Statistics: Total Margin of Error II

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How the new era of CEO supervillains are caught in their own ideology

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Machine learning research is not serious research and therefore hallucinated references are not necessarily a big deal, agrees a prestigious group of machine learning researchers

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Science vs. superstition and the pluralist’s dilemma

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Post-doc positions in Finland

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The myth of wage compensation for hazardous work rears its ugly head: This NYT article has been engineered to annoy economist Peter Dorman.

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“Harvard dean made $150,000 as witness in Tylenol suits”

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What’s the gender gap? Concerns about analyses using the Cooperative Election Study

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A decision theorist walks into a seminar

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This paper in Management Science has been cited more than 6,000 times. Wall Street executives, top government officials, and even a former U.S. Vice President have all referenced it. It’s fatally flawed, and the scholarly community refuses to do anything about it.

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What, a coincidence? What a coincidence!

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Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science

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Survey Statistics: Total Margin of Error

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Once more about the z-curve method

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Two workflow challenges from 2012 that were solved as a byproduct of something else

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Seeking feedback from clinicians on AI as diagnostic decision support

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Noem’s Razor: Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by malice.

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Retroactively Validated Hype

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