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As a sparkly citizen of the world, you must defend yourself against research. You need it, but you can't assume peer review works. But a little knowledge goes a long way. Here is a 15 min video of me explaining one of the most common fallacies, "TABLE 2": youtu.be/uanZZLlzKHw?t=…

Fantastic stuff here:

tldr

Salvador Dali, Alice In Wonderland Mad Tea Party

There are individual-group conflicts in all contexts. But academia is the one I personally experience in which people routinely justify doing the wrong thing because the right thing is hard or personally costly. We do the right thing because it is right, not because it is easy!

Cooking with Mischka: Pan-seared salmon (with rice and broccoli off screen). Mischka had some raw salmon already but wants MOAR

Egon Schiele (12 June 1890 – 31 October 1918) Der Hafen von Triest, 1907

Kinds of science True & Replicable: photoelectric effect False & non-Replicable: many priming results F & Replicable: bad analyses like confounded country-level regressions T & non-Replicable: badly documented experiments, unique observations I think there's a lot of F&R

A history of a popular cross-validation package. Very important aspect is that it is born out of desire to have DIAGNOSTICS that are theoretically valid and interpretable and computable. We need a lot more of this, in all parts of scientific workflow,

Ppl asking me about Bayes and causal inference and I have nothing new to say but repeat myself below

Central European parlor weasel, fully extended

This is what anthropology is about

Every Mac knows what Rob Mac is going through

everyone stop fighting and touch the fluffy belly (beware)