#Causality

Massimiliano Simons

MassSimons

So, as promised: why Brunschvicg claimed “Aristotle had the mental age of an 8-year old.” This was not just a random insult, but highlights a complex, yet forgotten research program

el gato malo

boriquagato

hola amigos, professor gato heretoday's topic: have the unprecedented quarantines, lockdowns, and closures across the globe shown efficacy in stopping COV?the short answer seems to be "no".it's a great story,

Kathryn Anne Edwards

keds_economist

A note on the now ended $600 federal add-on. All of the evidence we had pointed to the same story: the benefit was not preventing reemployment. But anecdotally employers say

Timothy Isaiah Cho

tisaiahcho

Albert Mohler said recently: "While we affirm the sentence “black lives matter,” without hesitation and with full enthusiasm, we simply cannot use the sentence, because it will be heard, nearly

Kristen K. Coleman

drkristenkc

What happens when your "high standard of proof" is so high that it cannot be reached in a reasonable amount of time before implementing common sense infection prevention strategies for

el gato malo

boriquagato

one of the key questions today is "does social distancing work to stop covid deaths?"i've done a lot of work on this in recent months.the answer looks to be an

Dell Cameron

dellcam

I hope some official comes out & explains this report w/ more context before it's too late. Whether he asphyxiated w/ the knee on his neck is not the issue.

Matt Gardner

nlpmattg

Zack and Divyansh's work is excellent; I recommend you all go look at it. Our work provides a different, concurrent take on similar issues. Some key differences:https://twitter.com/zacharylipton/status/1247357810410762240 (1) We take

Erik Townsend 🛢️

ErikSTownsend

1/THREAD: IS YOUR CHEST BURNING?Something is going on all over the world. It may or may not relate to #COVID19. It has to do with a BURNING SENSATION and TIGHTNESS

Sam Brunson

smbrnsn

A couple thoughts on this:(1) I'm not sympathetic to the assertion that reporters aren't talking about the Hatch Act. The news I read and listen to has been replete with

Duke of Qin

qin_duke

The state department creature is inadvertently touching on a point I've constantly made. The first step to rolling back the wave of islamicization is to ban hijabs and other external

Dr Michelle St Clair

michellestclair

Next up is @ReadOxford - looking at children's book language and children's language and literacy development. #NAPLIC21 variation in language matters for academic and socioemotional development, long term prospects. More

Shengwu Li

ShengwuLi

Thoughts on learning to "fail fast" in research. When you have a new idea, and the project is worthwhile only if P, then you need to check P first, not

//Bitcoin 𝕵ack 🐐

BTC_JackSparrow

Fiat keeps flooding in to exchangesBitcoins keep flooding out of exchangesThere has been no big change in this behaviour for 2 months nowThe result can not come as a shock,

el gato malo

boriquagato

one of the big questions on covid right now is "did we hit herd immunity or is this just seasonality?"i think we have, in most places, hit herd immunity and

Brian Romanchuk

RomanchukBrian

⁦@StevenHailAus⁩ already discussed this.*Most* of the article is lightweight “debt is bad, boo” that falls under the Fiscal Folk Theorem. As such, added value is nil.However, there was one bit