#Methodology

el gato malo

boriquagato

this is why testing rate matters. if you test any given group twice as much, you'll find 2X as many cases (assuming your samples are representative, and testing has been

Mark Rubin

RubinPsyc

There’s been some nice work recently that has taken a critical look at the theory and practice of preregistration. Here’s what I think are some key articles. (Plus my own

Reid Wilson

PoliticsReid

A consortium of pollsters has been asking people whether they approve of their governor’s handling of #COVID19. Long story short: People are losing patience. Gov approval ratings down in 44

Arindrajit Dube

arindube

This short thread summarizes my thinking the perennial question about minimum: "how high is OK?"Tl;dr: we don't yet know, and that's ok.1/ First of all, in the US, the $7.25

Columba Achilleos

Cachilleossarll

Absolutely thrilled to share my article on the visual politics of #WPS just published with @IAJournal_CH: '"Seeing" the Women, Peace and Security agenda: visual (re)productions of WPS in UK government

The Times

thetimes

Research in Israel appears to indicate that the initial dose of the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine isn’t as effective against Covid-19 as initial studies showed.The UK government has begun to re-assess its

Catherine Sloan

cgsloan

If you are a historian of childhood, today’s U.K. announcement about under sixteens being unable to make decisions about their gender goes against pretty much everything in our methodology and

Dr Matt Prescott

mattprescott

Today, @Redrum_of_Crows & I are publishing a network analysis looking at how 1291 Trump, Brexit & Russia-related domain names share ROUTE numbers (subnets). Pls click on the link below, download

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

Some early theories on went went wrong with the pre-election polling this yearhttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/10/upshot/polls-what-went-wrong.html Before we go into what went wrong, let's just call a spade a spade here: this was

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

A month ago, I reported on @CDCgov's overestimate of true infections in the US.It appears that last week, the CDC significantly lowered their estimates. It now closely matches http://covid19-projections.com 's latest

shelley angelie saggar

j4lebi

Shamefully, I've not participated in ANY of @MuseumsUnlocked but for Day 126, ‘casts, copies and forgeries' here's my contribution!This is a plaster cast copy of a life mask gifted to

Flavius Clemens Grammaticus

flaviusclemens

With apologies for the profanity: a thread on "bitch" and the problem of journalistic pseudo-scholarship. The major argument of this Vox article is that the insult "bitch" became more common

Matthew Conlen

mathisonian

As the vaccine rollout ramps up, it's natural to wonder when case numbers will come down and we can start to think about reopeningLatest article with @DeniseDSLu @jamesglanz @simonelandon for

Emily Badger

emilymbadger

And a technical note on this piece:@Nate_Cohn and I spent a lot of time trying to settle on how to define "the suburbs" to cut the Times/Siena polling data. And

Edward Nirenberg

ENirenberg

So I'm told that there's some confusion going on about what placebos for vaccine trials should be.Let's chat about this one. It's really common to hear from anti-vaccine people that

Phil Bak

philbak1

First decision you have to make as a founder is whether you are playing as an insider or an outsider. It's a fundamental "Who am I?" question.https://twitter.com/philbak1/status/1289185361780977664 Insiders work well

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