Statistical Modeling (Andrew Gelman) · Scour

“This Device Is ‘Proven’ to Protect Athletes’ Brains. The Science Is Under Fire.”

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In decreasing order of importance: (1) The error, (2) How the error persisted, (3) The research misconduct, (4) Who did it.

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Unjournal Update

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How did Laura Wattenberg’s baby name predictions turn out, 15 years later?

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“Does anyone actually expect meaningful insight to come from a study like this?”

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Reading the referee reports of that retracted paper by the science reformers: A peek behind the curtain

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Thou Shalt Not Cheat

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The fractal nature of scientific revolutions

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Science and the malleability of the self

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When estimating a treatment effect with a cluster design, you need to include varying slopes, even if the fit gives warning messages.

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Dan Ariely: “Why Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law is a broken moral compass”

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“Interrogating Ethnicity”: The Alice Goffman story

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The “delay-the-reckoning heuristic” in pro football?

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Problems caused by grade inflation

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Where should we publish our paper, “Statistical graphics and comics: Parallel histories of visual storytelling”?

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How far can exchangeability get us toward agreeing on individual probability?

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Steps to junk science that can achieve worldly success

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7 steps to junk science: If it works at Harvard, it should work anywhere

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Why I like preregistration (and it’s not about p-hacking). When done right, it unifies the substance of science with the scientific method.

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“The terror among academics on the covid origins issue is like nothing we’ve ever seen before”

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