#Causal

Karl Zelik

KarlZelik

Occupational #wearables for monitoring low back load have potential to improve ergonomic assessments & enable personalized, continuous monitoring of overexertion injury risk in the workplace.#biomechanics #ergonomicsEncouraged by what w

Weird Studies

weirdstudies

It feels a little off to be flogging the new WS episode on Ishmael Reed's "Mumbo Jumbo" while the embers of an attempted coup attempt are still glowing, but there

Chris Warshaw

cwarshaw

Some quick high-level thoughts on the election: 1) WTF happened with the polls. This is a serious issue for our democracy that scholars across social sciences should work on addressing.

Iain Mathieson

mathiesoniain

Two comments on the claim that the chr3 COVID risk factor is introgressed from Neanderthals: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.03.186296v1.full.pdf 1. The haplotype certainly looks Neanderthal, but the indel that is the lead v

Qasim Rashid, Esq.

QasimRashid

Ok quick thread on Standing b/c I’m seeing magical legal experts pop up claiming SCOTUS was wrong to deny Trump Standing. SCOTUS was 100% right.But even when Trump had Standing,

Robert Wiblin

robertwiblin

A serious reasoning error that is particularly common among educated people is to argue that if a study hasn't been done on a particular question we have 'no data', and

Rod Graham

roderickgraham

I've spent the last month reading mainly qualitative research about how #sexwork is not only (or mostly) about sex. It's about intimacy. #Sentiment analysis makes it possible to take a

pete wolfendale

deontologistics

One for the radical Rawlsians I've seen out and about. You know what the veil of ignorance looks like when you realise such abstract mutual recognition in the form of

Laura Bronner

laurabronner

The suburbs shifted to the Democrats, and they also got more diverse. Is the story that simple? @geoffreyvs, @elena___mejia, @ameliatd and I find that education makes the story more complicated.https://53eig.ht/3qPfxUW

Sanny Kim

sannykimchi

Everyone has heard about http://fast.ai or CS231n (for a good reason), but did you know you can access Stanford’s CS224w ML with Graphs or download the book Elements of Causal

Sridhar Vembu

svembu

1/ Just because I drive a car and have driven it for a long time does not give me any particular insight on how to build one. Building requires a

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

Andrea Ruggeri

aruggeri_eu

It was fun! I do it to learn more from graduate students' research projects and to push me to think systematically about theorizing. It is my "research gym", the only

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seokjinneeeee

we need to talk more about how jin sings the highest of notes but then acts so causal like he didn’t just belt out the highest of notes — a

SpinningHugo

SpinningHugo

Bell v Tavistock. The subtantive reasoning. A quick summary and reflection.If you read from [126]-[153] you have the lw summarised (accurately) and the court's reasoning./1https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Bell-v-Tavis

Lucy D’Agostino McGowan

LucyStats

It can be very challenging to assess what information to believe. One simple way to evaluate evidence is via something called "Hill's Criteria", considerations to help assess whether an

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