A Borgesian blog idea (and nothing to do with forking paths)

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Sociology of science: What does it take for erroneous or fraudulent claims to take hold?

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The density of fraud

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The fifth anniversary of a viral histogram

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How is it that this problem, with its 21 data points, is so much easier to handle with 1 predictor than with 16 predictors?

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The Democrats were lucky that the election was last week and not next week.

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The value of close reading: Larry Summers edition

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Noted economist likes to talk about demographics but he doesn’t know the actual facts.

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“Belief in the law of small numbers” as a way to understand the replication crisis and silly researchers who continue to cite discredited behavioral research

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Survey Statistics: weights and MRP for voters

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From the three branches of government to the bidirectional nature of legal reasoning in a way that is similar to how statistics works, and should work, in the r...

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The accupuncture paradox and its resolution

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What intro stats textbook to use?

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“Science and Religious Dogmatism”

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MSc and PhD programs in statistics at the University of British Columbia

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Conflicting statistical evidence on the long-term effects of children on being whacked by their parents

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The model underlying R-hat and a Bayesian estimator

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If Cuomo had been able to run against Mamdani head-to-head, would he have won?

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The theoretical appeal of the Cuomo non-party campaign for mayor

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Discrepancies between polls and election outcomes in 2025

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