#Methodology

Kaspar Rufibach

numbersman77

1) Why do we run group-sequential trials in drug development? 2) How does the effect we power at relate to the effect(s) needed to stop?3) Is stopping such a trial

People_of_Space: Nicholas

People_Of_Space

Hi everyone this is going to be a thread with links to different blog posts (and a podcast) from my website, http://www.astronoir.org (for easy access): "America’s multifaceted truth: NASA,

Cold Blooded Shiller

ColdBloodShill

**THREAD**Over the past 12 months I've worked with 30 or so people for 1:1 education and coaching on trading.This process is designed to establish a strong foundation and base to

Health Nerd

GidMK

A new paper has been published by John Ioannidis and Jay "Great Barrington Declaration" Bhattacharya on "lockdowns" as a COVID-19 preventative measureLet's do some twitter peer-review! 1/nhttps://twitter.com/andrewbo

Dr. Indu Viswanathan

indumathi37

While survey studies often feel informative bc they give us the feeling of having a general overview by aggregating empirical data ...it’s important to remember that they have limitations and

Kevin Bird

itsbirdemic

Last week @dr_appie stated the current consensus in human genetics that polygenic scores can't be compared between populations. He was met with some bold claims from the race science gang

Jesse O’Shea MD, MSc

JesseOSheaMD

COVID-19 VACCINES: DISPELLING RUMORS, CONSPIRACIES, AND HESITANCY A viral thread (inspired by repeated discussions w/ family/friends & apologies for length) 1. “Vaccines usually take many years to develop. Can’t trust

Fabian🇪🇬

FalafelMaxxer

Many people have recently started to make bizarre claims in regards to ancient Egyptians, and claiming they were either white or black when in reality the closest group to ancient

Bas Schnater 🗣💬 = ⚽️&📊

BasSchnater

A few days ago, the @ECAEurope published a new piece of research about the Fan of the Future - Defining Modern Football Fandom. Methodology: 14.000 respondents (2000 per market) across

Vik Khanna

vikkhanna

1/ The @VSB39 is working on a Long Range Facilities Plan that uses a "school enrolment" planning methodology. When you dive into it, you realize that this has nothing to

Jim OShaughnessy

jposhaughnessy

The Thinker and The Prover, Part 6“What we need is not the will to believe but the will to find out.”~Bertrand Russell If you're still here and have tried some

Zhou 'eat hot chip' Enlai

massiveblunder

This thread saying that Kamala is one of the "most progressive" senators based on "metrics" is going around.As someone who works with stats, I'm triggered when political actors abuse popular

ShriramKrishnamurthi

ShriramKMurthi

In his latest blog post, @guzdial makes a strong and appealing argument that one can't possibly disagree with. As so often happens with his blog, I have a counter-example. Usually

Ibraheem Thurial B.

Afghan_Policy

This is an intriguing quote from TPC members of the Taliban. What had me curious was that the TPC has largely been consistent in their public messaging and generally abstained

Joalda Morancy

solarrsystem

So it’s time to talk about terraforming Mars. You may have heard about this in movies, but how would we really do it? I’m going to talk about what terraforming

Paul Cotterill

Bickerrecord

1/ Yesterday, Matt Hancock declined to answer a question about contract trace redundancies, and instead launched into praise for the service, incl. a claim that 98% of contacts are reached

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