Scott Alexander as a modern-day Edmund Wilson

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When is detecting AI-generated text worthwhile?

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What is the relation between interactions in a regression model and correlations among the predictors?

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Old posts on the Monkey Cage blog, also something about Israel and Hamas

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Against shallow anti-rational humanism

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Epidemiologist Donna Spiegelman sez: SUTVA is “mostly not necessary for valid causal estimation and inference most of the time”

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Survey Statistics: it is (still) the people

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Hey, it’s more plausible than the hyperloop or the idea that UFOs are space aliens!

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Noem’s Razor and why I think the concept of “unintended consequences” is overrated

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“Rationally Turbulent Expectations”

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Against too-clever-by-half political science cynicism

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15 new articles on statistical workflow!

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The Kappa Zoo: David Eubanks’s online monograph on rating models

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What if scientists really were dispassionate observers, communicating ideas without irrational commitment? Look here, says AI.

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Statistical analysis recapitulates the development of statistical methods

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No, Bayes does not like Mayor Pete. (Pitfalls of using implied betting market odds to estimate electability.)

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Survey Statistics: double-plus robustness

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How much skill is in “skill games”? There can’t be much.

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“The Ten Year Affair”

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Physics fraud compared to fraud and junk science in the social and behavioral sciences

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