Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- By Andrew Gelman
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly one post per day
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Most recent posts
Adam Mastroianni writes: I [Mastroianni] have talked to a lot of folks about how to fix science. . . . Strangely often, I’ll be talking to someone about all the problems with academic science and …
I read this interesting review by Vivian Gornick of a book about the Village Voice. Vivian Gornick is almost 90 years old! This reminds me of our discussion, What’s the best novel ever written by …
From Private Eye, 1-14 Apr 2022, columnist MD writes: We saw similar things in the U.S., with official and quasi-official sources giving contradictory and flat-out nonsensical advice, all with the overconfident air of science. Once …