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Do flu shots increase your risk of getting the flu? (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by johndcook 11 months ago | past
Uncertainty and Probability Theory: The Logic of Science: What Probability Is 1 (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by KqAmJQ7 on June 5, 2024 | past
“AI Will Kill Us All ” Say People Programming AI to Kill Us All (wmbriggs.com)
3 points by mikece on June 6, 2023 | past
Classical Statistics Has Outlived Its Usefulness: Here’s the Fix (wmbriggs.com)
9 points by benpiper on Jan 17, 2022 | past
Take Burnham’s Test to See If You’re a Progressive (wmbriggs.com)
5 points by jonathancai on Oct 1, 2021 | past | 4 comments
Predictive probability can help address the replication crisis (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by johndcook on July 7, 2021 | past | 1 comment
Classical Statistics Has Outlived Its Usefulness: Here’s the Fix (wmbriggs.com)
9 points by johndcook on Feb 4, 2021 | past | 4 comments
Eliminate the P-Value (and Bayes Factor) Altogether and Replace It with This (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by brisance on July 24, 2017 | past
Can FMRI Predict Who Believes in God? Part I (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by iamjeff on Aug 30, 2016 | past
The difference between essential and empirical models (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by jawns on Aug 16, 2016 | past
On Coincidence and Fortune: Why So Many One-Eyed Generals? (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by ableal on Feb 19, 2016 | past
Randomness and the Justification of Induction [pdf] (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by ClintEhrlich on Sept 15, 2015 | past
First Annual WMBriggs.com Bad Science Award (wmbriggs.com)
3 points by johndcook on Jan 7, 2015 | past
Don’t Use Statistics Unless You Have To (wmbriggs.com)
3 points by nkurz on Nov 24, 2014 | past
Lessons in statistics: How not to analyze time series (wmbriggs.com)
28 points by xtacy on Nov 23, 2014 | past | 7 comments
Physical probability doesn't exist (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by johndcook on May 1, 2014 | past | 1 comment
Use The Wrong P-value, Go To Jail (wmbriggs.com)
8 points by yummyfajitas on Oct 12, 2013 | past | 1 comment
Scientists Discover Way To Increase Publication Count (wmbriggs.com)
29 points by johndcook on June 12, 2013 | past | 16 comments
You do have something to hide (wmbriggs.com)
9 points by johndcook on June 10, 2013 | past
Per capita federal spending since 1901 in constant dollars (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by johndcook on Feb 24, 2013 | past
The most depressing places on earth (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by johndcook on Jan 30, 2013 | past | 1 comment
Machine Learning, Big Data, Data Mining, Statistics, Probability FAQ (wmbriggs.com)
71 points by disgruntledphd2 on Jan 21, 2013 | past | 13 comments
Eating chocolate increases chance of Nobel Prize (wmbriggs.com)
3 points by johndcook on Oct 13, 2012 | past
Why Every Scientist Needs a Classical Training (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by hachiya on Aug 1, 2012 | past
How paranormal research differs from normal research (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by johndcook on June 6, 2012 | past
How to Cheat, or Fool Yourself, with Time Series (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by zackzackzack on Feb 1, 2012 | past
The Great Bayesian Switch (wmbriggs.com)
1 point by johndcook on Jan 13, 2012 | past
There Is No Such Thing As A Scientific Poll (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by johndcook on Oct 19, 2011 | past
Are Scientific Papers Becoming Worse? (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by another on Aug 10, 2011 | past
Statistical significance does not mean what you think (wmbriggs.com)
2 points by csl on June 21, 2011 | past

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