Scientific fraud, Soviet cosmonauts, fixed effects, comics: Links I liked

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Oct 272015
 

Why Andre Gelman doesn’t use the terms “fixed” and “random”. If he doesn’t, we shouldn’t. Probably

Why I don’t use the terms “fixed” and “random” (again) « Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
Why I don’t use the terms “fixed” and “random” (again) « Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
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PhD Comics: Overtime

PHD Comics: Overtime
PHD Comics: Overtime

Link to Piled Higher and Deeper

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Academic fraud in Political Science

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Posters from the Soviet Space Age.

Posters of the golden age of Soviet cosmonauts
Posters of the golden age of Soviet cosmonauts

Seven poster stories from 50 years ago - when the Soviet Union fought the Space Race.

BBC News BBC News

And finally, Fascinating longread on the LaCour affair

The Case of the Amazing Gay-Marriage Data: How a Graduate Student Reluctantly Uncovered a Huge Scientific Fraud
The Case of the Amazing Gay-Marriage Data: How a Graduate Student Reluctantly Uncovered a Huge Scientific Fraud

“What’s the book? There’s no book for this. What do we do?’”

The Cut The Cut

  One Response to “Scientific fraud, Soviet cosmonauts, fixed effects, comics: Links I liked”

  1. Kai Arzheimer (@kai_arzheimer) says:
    October 27, 2015 at 19:41

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