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Mon: Clarke’s Law: Any sufficiently crappy research is indistinguishable from fraud
Tues: Reduced-dimensionality parameterizations for linear models with interactions
Wed: Time-reversal heuristic as randomization, and p < .05 as conflict of interest declaration
Thurs: It comes down to reality and it’s fine with me cause I’ve let it slide
Fri: Can a census-tract-level regression analysis untangle correlation between lead and crime?
Sat: What they’re saying about “blended learning”: “Perhaps the most reasonable explanation is that no one watched the video or did the textbook reading . . .”
Sun: When are people gonna realize their studies are dead on arrival?
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