Too much unrelenting positivity

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He can’t pay his bills but he has a second home . . . Whassup with that?

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Why I no longer use the term “cargo-cult science”

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Analytics positions for the Miami Marlins (baseball)

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“Exposing omitted moderators: Explaining why effect sizes differ in the social sciences”

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“AI Needs Specialization to Generalize”

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There’s no accounting for taste, whodunnit edition.

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Plagiarist USC celebrity doctor: What’s he been up to lately?

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It’s About Time: my (remote) talk this Thursday in Sweden

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Who could have imagined it? The IPCC working group 1 folks.

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Where sports, statistics, and literature meet: Comparing David Fleming to Bill James

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The reciprocal betrayals of Saul Bellow and Paul Meehl

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“The Unbuilt Bench: Experimental Psychology on the Verge of Science”

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New Yorker magazine demonstrates a naive faith in social science

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Solve a simpler version of the problem.

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Individual probability, model multiplicity, and multicalibration

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On that claim about “How does energy impact economic growth”

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Let’s analyze how we analyze!

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Routine, bread-and-butter, run-of-the-mill junk science from 2015

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We have here two papers that are critical of the culture of academic economics. Where can they be published?

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