When is 60 the new 40?

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Talks Feb 11 (Princeton) and Feb 18 (Stanford) on benchmarking human decisions from predictions

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What is the correct value of X in the sentence, “The t test is the Xth most important statistical method in science”?

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“Why are places like Stanford and Johns Hopkins hosting gatherings of well-known coronavirus cranks?”

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If there really is more fraud being done by prominent scientists than there was in the past, why? Here’s a theory:

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“Deep fakes threaten truth everywhere, but particularly in science. Content provenance means data provenance, information provenance and knowledge provenance. I...

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“Florida man eats diet of butter, cheese, beef; cholesterol oozes from his body”: How much am I to blame for this?

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He, she, they: Using sex and gender in survey adjustment

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Generalized linear neural network models

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Not just empirically but scientifically

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What do I think of this Bayesian analysis of the origins of covid?

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Beat the bot in this year’s Cherry Blossom Prediction Competition

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Anti-vax attitudes and political ideology

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Graphical display of election forecast uncertainty

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AI can solve math olympiad problems but flunks tic-tac-toe

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neal.fun

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Supporting research because it’s cool or because it’s useful

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Cancel culture at University of Oregon

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“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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