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Is there a through line from B.S. numbers in junk science to B.S. numbers coming from the government?

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Survey Statistics: divine probabilities

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“it has been argued that current chatbots may pose a risk of amplifying delusional thinking in vulnerable users, due to their tendency to sycophantic and overly...

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More on school reform, this time New Orleans

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My new class this spring: POLS 4280, Rationalizing the World: The Hopes and Disappointments of American Social Science from 1900 to the Present

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The life of the artist “is a constant–and constantly losing–battle to keep at bay, on one side, the permanent shortfall of physical and mental abilities in the ...

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The life of the artist “is a constant–and constantly losing–battle to keep at bay, on one side, the permanent shortfall of physical and mental abilities in the ...

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This guy hates sociology.

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An idea for getting approximately calibrated 50% subjective probability ranges

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The Sapolsky Sanction

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When the numbers don’t look right, check them! (Mississippi education update)

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From Bayesian inference to LLMs (Steve Bronder’s 2025 CppCon talk)

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Gerd Gigerenzer on the legacy of Daniel Kahneman

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Survey Statistics: probability samples vs epsem samples vs SRS samples

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Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein in a remake of The Big Clock

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Effective sample size depends on the quantity

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How much of “Mississippi’s education miracle” is an artifact of selection bias?

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Sermet Pekin’s open-source project that discovers blogs through recursive network exploration

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What’s it like to be the child of a white-collar criminal?

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