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Andrew Gelman
statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu
2011
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Different attitudes about parenting, possibly deriving from different attitudes about selforiginal ↗
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is it possible to “overstratify” when assigning a treatment in a randomized control trial?original ↗
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Teaching evaluations, instructor effectiveness, the Journal of Political Economy, and the Holy Roman Empireoriginal ↗
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Yes, it can be rational to vote. Yes, your vote could determine the outcome of the election. Maybe if 90% of well-educated, older white people do something, we shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss it as “irrational.” Etc.original ↗
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I guess they noticed that if you take the first word on every seventeenth page, it spells out “Death to the Shah”original ↗
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Small world: MIT, asymptotic behavior of differential-difference equations, Susan Assmann, subgroup analysis, multilevel modelingoriginal ↗
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